undraped

An archaic adjective meaning not covered or clothed; naked or bare. Rarely used in modern English.

• 🇵🇹Adjetivo raro ou arcaico que significa não coberto ou não vestido; nu ou despido.

1. Not covered or draped C1 formal

   Without any covering, cloth, or drapery; exposed.

   • The undraped windows let in the morning light.
   • The statue stood undraped in the center of the gallery.
   • The undraped furniture gave the room a minimalist feel.

   🇵🇹Sem cobertura

   Sinônimos: bareexposednakedstrippeduncladunclotheduncoveredunveiled

   Antônimos: clothedcovereddrapedveiledwrapped

• more undraped comparative form
• most undraped superlative form

A verb meaning to remove a covering or drape from something; to uncover or reveal.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa retirar o véu ou a cortina que cobre algo; revelar ou expor o que estava oculto.

1. Remove covering C1 formal

   To take off a cloth or covering from something, revealing what is underneath.

   • The artist undraped the sculpture for the exhibition.
   • She undraped the furniture to reveal its elegant design.
   • He carefully undraped the painting from its protective cloth.

   🇵🇹Remover a cobertura

   Sinônimos: bareexposerevealstripuncoverunveil

   Antônimos: coverdrapeveilwrap

• undraped past participle
• undraped past simple
• undraping present participle
• undrapes third person singular