Bare
Cut off
Cut off verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both terms in one sentence
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A woman has her ear cut off Carol and Susan, for no apparent reason, tanning on the roof of the hospital, the shot emphasising their bare feet.
Source: Series / ER -
However, when an axe-wielding man tries to cut off Fakir's hands to stop him from finishing the story, Autor pushes him out of the way and uses nothing more than a book and his bare hands to defeat the man.
Source: Heroic Bystander
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