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  • verb Present participle of unclothe.

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Examples

  • The specialty of the marring and punitive interference of sin in the economy is, in addition to the penalties in moral experience, the interpolation, between the fleshly "unclothing" and the spiritual "clothing upon," of the long, disembodied, subterranean residence, from the descent of Abel into its palpable solitude to the ascent of Christ out of its multitudinous world.

    The Destiny of the Soul A Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life William Rounseville Alger 1863

  • Maybe if they featured someone like that once in a while, we typical girls wouldnt hyperventilate at the mere thought of unclothing in front of our significant others.

    Giving Up the V Serena Robar 2009

  • Maybe if they featured someone like that once in a while, we typical girls wouldnt hyperventilate at the mere thought of unclothing in front of our significant others.

    Giving Up the V Serena Robar 2009

  • Maybe if they featured someone like that once in a while, we typical girls wouldnt hyperventilate at the mere thought of unclothing in front of our significant others.

    Giving Up the V Serena Robar 2009

  • Maybe if they featured someone like that once in a while, we typical girls wouldnt hyperventilate at the mere thought of unclothing in front of our significant others.

    Giving Up the V Serena Robar 2009

  • Anything that doesn't involve unclothing or harming myself or someone else.

    Stolen from Rose :) 2001

  • The usual must of the school commons was thickened with the sweat of unclothing.

    At Swim, Two Boys Jamie O’Neill 2002

  • The usual must of the school commons was thickened with the sweat of unclothing.

    At Swim, Two Boys Jamie O’Neill 2002

  • His black eyes took her in from bonnet to heels in a glance that missed nothing, that old impudent unclothing glance which always gave her goose bumps.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

  • His black eyes took her in from bonnet to heels in a glance that missed nothing, that old impudent unclothing glance which always gave her goose bumps.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

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