Bare

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Bare [  ber  ]

Bare pronunciation


1. Adjective: without clothing: naked part of the body

2. Verb: to expose.


“Anne goes to the extension on the bed-table, wrapping a towel around her, her wet thwacking unpleasantly on the back of her neck and bare shoulders.”

The New York Times at Special Bargain Rates. (Stephen King).




Statements using Bare:


*She wore a low-necked dress and her arms were bare.

*It’s better to do yoga in bare feet.

*"Please don't come in, I'm totally bare".

*She doesn't want to wear that short because she feels bare.



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