nakedness
/ˈneɪkɪdnəs/
noun
- The state of not wearing any clothes.
- The toddler ran around the house in complete nakedness after her bath.
- In some cultures, public nakedness is considered normal at certain beaches.
- He felt embarrassed by his sudden nakedness when his towel fell off.
- The quality of being plain, open, or without usual coverings or decorations.
- The winter landscape had a stark nakedness, with all the leaves gone from the trees.
- The nakedness of the room, with its bare walls and empty floor, felt cold and unwelcoming.
- She admired the nakedness of his writing style, which used no fancy words or metaphors.
- The state of being exposed or vulnerable, without protection.
- In the negotiation, revealing your true budget too early creates a sense of financial nakedness.
- Losing his job left him with a feeling of emotional nakedness and insecurity.
- The spy felt the nakedness of his position as he crossed the open field without cover.