Naked and Shaven

Naked

Naked adjective - Lacking a usual or natural covering.
Usage example: the winter trees now look so naked without their colorful fall foliage

Shaven and naked are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shaven" instead an adjective "Naked".

Shaven

Shaven adjective - Having the beard or hair cut off close to the skin.

Naked and shaven are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Naked" instead an adjective "Shaven".

Nearby Words: shave, shaving

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / The Inbetweeners Ambiguously Gay: Neil's dad Kevin, with his soft, plush voice, meticulously shaven head, passion for badminton and his habit of walking round the house half-naked with his bollocks out.
  • Evolutionary Ret Con Brutes have cycled back and forth between various combinations of hairy, shaven, naked, and armored, likely as a response to available graphics technology.
  • Brawn Hilda: Brienne's physique is noted to be unnatural, the text more-or-less saying that, whether she's in a dress, a tunic and breeches, or completely naked, she looks like a huge, muscular, clean-shaven man with wide hips, mild gynecomastia, and female genitalia.
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