Verbs

(v)bareexpose to view“bare your breasts”, “bare your feelings”
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(v)publicize, publicise, air, baremake public“She aired her opinions on welfare”
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(v)denude, bare, denudate, striplay bare“denude a forest”
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Adjectives

(a)unsheathed, barenot having a protective covering“unsheathed cables”, “a bare blade”
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(a)barelacking its natural or customary covering“a bare hill”, “bare feet”
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(s)bare, au naturel, naked, nudehaving no clothes on the body“bare bodies”, “naked from the waist up”, “a nude model”
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(s)bare, scanty, sparelacking in magnitude or quantity“a bare livelihood”, “a scanty harvest”, “a spare diet”
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(s)bare, marginaljust barely adequate or within a lower limit“a bare majority”, “a marginal victory”
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(s)bare, mere, simpleapart from anything else; without additions or modifications“only the bare facts”, “shocked by the mere idea”, “the simple passage of time was enough”, “the simple truth”
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(s)bare, unfinishedlacking a surface finish such as paint“bare wood”, “unfinished furniture”
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(s)bare, barren, bleak, desolate, starkproviding no shelter or sustenance“bare rocky hills”, “barren lands”, “the bleak treeless regions of the high Andes”, “the desolate surface of the moon”, “a stark landscape”
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(s)bare, strippedhaving everything extraneous removed including contents“the bare walls”, “the cupboard was bare”
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(s)plain, bare, spare, unembellished, unornamentedlacking embellishment or ornamentation“a plain hair style”, “unembellished white walls”, “functional architecture featuring stark unornamented concrete”
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