denudate

• Adjetivo anticuado que significa desprovisto de cubierta o desnudo; ya no se usa en el habla común.

An obsolete adjective meaning stripped bare or made naked; no longer in common use.

1. Bare or strippedC2formal

   Lacking the natural or usual covering, such as leaves, hair, or skin.

   desnudo, sin cubierta natural

   • The denudate branches of the tree stood stark against the winter sky.
   • After the fire, the hillside was completely denudate.
   • The denudate landscape showed the effects of severe erosion.

   Sinónimosbaldbarebarrendenudedexposednakedstrippeduncovered

   Antónimosclothedcoveredprotectedveiled

• Verbo desusado que significa dejar al descubierto o desnudo; privar de cubierta o vestidura, despojar de una capa o ropaje.

An obsolete verb meaning to make bare or naked; to strip or divest of covering.

1. Lay bareC2formal

   To strip or remove the covering from something, making it bare or exposed.

   Desnudar

   • The storm denudated the hillside of all vegetation.
   • Archaeologists carefully denudated the ancient ruins to reveal the structure.
   • Erosion can denudate the soil, leaving the bedrock exposed.

   Sinónimosbaredenudedivestexposestripuncover

   Antónimosclotheconcealcoverveil