undress
1 of 2verb/ˌʌnˈdrɛs/
Forms:undresses,undressing,undressed,undressed
1
to take one's clothes off
- After a long day at work, she undressed and changed into comfortable loungewear.
- Before getting into bed, he undressed and neatly placed his clothes aside.
- In the privacy of the dressing room, performers undressed and prepared for the stage.
- The child learned to undress independently before bath time.
- At the spa, guests are provided with a private space to undress before a massage.
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2
to take someone else's clothes off
transitive- The nurse undressed the patient before the medical examination.
- The parent gently undressed the child and put on their pajamas for bedtime.
- The caregiver undressed the elderly woman and helped her into the shower.
- During the costume change, the dresser undressed the performer quickly and efficiently.