bare-naked

[ bair-ney-kid ]

adverb

1. completely unclothed.

Example Sentences

“It was just a bare-naked real estate play,” Tom Lamm says.

From Washington Post

“It is the most bare-naked, lonely line,” he said.

From New York Times

To the dynamic duo of Eros and Thanatos, van Minnen adds Power with a capital P — the kind of bare-naked, no-holds-barred brutality of evil characters in comic books or dictators pathologically detached from the last vestiges of their humanity.

From Los Angeles Times

The artist’s originality is on bare-naked display.

From Los Angeles Times

The Sun‘s skewed representation of the sexes was laid bare-naked in this film “The Experiment,” shot for the campaign.

From Time