denude

  • 31denude — de•nude [[t]dɪˈnud, ˈnyud[/t]] v. t. nud•ed, nud•ing 1) to make naked or bare; strip: The storm denuded many trees[/ex] 2) gel to subject (rocks) to denudation • Etymology: 1505–15; < L dēnūdāre=dē de +nūdāre to lay bare; see nude… …

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  • 32denude — /dəˈnjud / (say duh nyoohd) verb (t) (denuded, denuding) 1. to make naked or bare; strip. 2. Geology to subject to denudation. {Latin dēnūdāre lay bare} …

  • 33denude —   Ho ōlohelohe; hō ilikole (of property) …

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  • 34denude — v.tr. 1 make naked or bare. 2 (foll. by of) a strip of clothing, a covering, etc. b deprive of a possession or attribute. 3 Geol. lay (rock or a formation etc.) bare by removing what lies above. Derivatives: denudation n. denudative adj.… …

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  • 35énude — dénude …

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  • 36énudé — dénudé …

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  • 37endued — denude …

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  • 38udé — dénudé exsudé préludé transsudé éludé …

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  • 39denudation — denude ► VERB (often be denuded of) ▪ strip of covering or possessions; make bare. DERIVATIVES denudation noun. ORIGIN Latin denudare, from nudare to bare …

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  • 40dénuder — [ denyde ] v. tr. <conjug. : 1> • 1120, repris 1790; lat. denudare ♦ Mettre à nu; dépouiller (qqch.) de ce qui recouvre, revêt. ⇒ découvrir, dépouiller. Une robe qui dénude le dos, les bras. « Elle plongea les mains dans ses cheveux… …

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