Bare and Talk

Bare

Bare verb - To make known (as information previously kept secret).
Usage example: finally bared the secret that she had kept to herself for so long

Talk and bare are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talk" instead a verb "Bare".

Nearby Words: barely, bared, bareness

Talk

Talk verb - To give a formal often extended talk on a subject.

Bare and talk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bare" instead a verb "Talk".

Nearby Words: talking, talkative, talker, talkie

Common collocations

god bare god talk god

Both words in one sentence

  • Also, when you talk with a child in Costa del Sol, he says, more or less It hurts when you kick [the ball] with your bare feet; in Spanish, it got translated to It hurts when you kick me with your bare feet.
  • He shortly gets into a conversation with a Daisy Duke-type bare-navel, cut-off-shorts bimbo who immediately identifies him as a priest and wants to talk about the problems of celibacy.
  • The Stoic Mac from The Dresden Files barely talks and when he does it's bare-bones, no nonsense straight talk.
    Source: The Stoic
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