Put on and Strip

Opposite meaning terms

Put on verb - To place on one's person.

Usage example: I put on a coat and shoes to go outside

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Strip is an antonym for put on.

Strip verb - To remove clothing from.

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Put on is an antonym for strip in bare topic.

In the movie Shuttle (2008), the Driver forces both Jules and Mel to strip down to their bra and panties before making them put on high heels for an inspection.

Source: Shameful Strip
Inverted on one Questionable Content: they play reverse strip poker, and have to put on a piece of clothing when they lose.

Source: Strip Poker
One Over the Hedge strip had the animals playing "dress" poker, lowest ranking hand had to put on clothes.

Source: Strip Poker

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