bare
/bɛr/
verb
- To uncover or reveal something that was hidden.
- The investigation bared the truth about the scandal.
- The dog bared its teeth when the stranger approached.
- He bared his soul to his closest friend.
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adjective
- Not covered by clothing; naked.
- The children ran barefoot on the warm sand.
- He took off his shirt and stood with his bare chest in the sun.
- She felt the cold wind on her bare arms.
- Without the usual covering or contents; empty or exposed.
- They walked into the bare room with only a single chair.
- The tree stood bare in winter, with no leaves left.
- The shelves were bare after the big sale.
- Just enough; basic or minimal.
- They had only the bare necessities for camping.
- She earned a bare living from her small farm.
- He gave a bare outline of his plan, with no details.
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