Bare — synonyms, bare antonyms, definition

1. bare (a)

alone apparent artless austere bald bared barren basic blank blunt clear conspicuous crude denuded depilated deserted destitute direct dry easy • • •

2. bare (Verb)

air bankrupt betray confess decorticate denudate denude deprive disclose dismantle display dispossess disrobe divest divulge exfoliate exhibit expose husk lay bare • • •

bare (Verb) — Make visible, allow others to see. ex. "bare your breasts" ex. "bare your feelings"

bare (Verb) — Make public. ex. "She bared her opinions on welfare"

bare (Verb) — Remove or clear everything so that nothing is left.

clear expose tell uncover air beam bring out broadcast bulletin burn off circularise circularize circulate defoliate diffuse disperse disseminate distribute hype issue pass around propagate publish put out • • •

3. bare (Adjective)

au naturel bleak desolate marginal unfinished unornamented unsheathed covered

bare (Adjective) — Completely unclothed. ex. "bare bodies"

bare (Adjective) — Lacking in amplitude or quantity. ex. "a bare livelihood"

bare (Adjective) — Not having a protective covering. ex. "a bare blade"

bare (Adjective) — Lacking its natural or customary covering. ex. "a bare hill" ex. "bare feet"

bare (Adjective) — Just barely adequate or within a lower limit. ex. "a bare majority"

bare (Adjective) — Apart from anything else; without additions or modifications. ex. "only the bare facts"

bare (Adjective) — Lacking a surface finish such as paint. ex. "bare wood"

bare (Adjective) — Providing no shelter or sustenance. ex. "bare rocky hills"

bare (Adjective) — Having everything extraneous removed including contents. ex. "the cupboard was bare" ex. "the bare walls"

bare (Adjective) — Lacking embellishment or ornamentation. ex. "a bare hair style"