Disrobed

Pronunciation: /dɪsˈroʊbd/

Definitions of disrobed

verb to remove one's clothing, especially in a formal or ceremonial context

Example Sentences

A1 The baby disrobed before taking a bath.

A2 She quickly disrobed and changed into her pajamas.

B1 The actor disrobed on stage for the final scene of the play.

B2 The model disrobed for the photoshoot, revealing her stunning figure.

C1 The suspect was asked to disrobe for the police search.

C2 The patient disrobed before the medical examination began.

Examples of disrobed in a Sentence

formal The suspect was asked to disrobe before entering the jail.

informal She disrobed quickly before jumping into the pool.

slang I can't believe he disrobed in front of everyone at the party!

figurative As the sun set, the city disrobed itself of its daytime hustle and bustle.

Grammatical Forms of disrobed

• past tense: disrobed
• plural: disrobed
• comparative: more disrobed
• superlative: most disrobed
• present tense: disrobe
• future tense: will disrobe
• perfect tense: have disrobed
• continuous tense: is disrobing
• singular: disrobed
• positive degree: disrobed
• infinitive: to disrobe
• gerund: disrobing
• participle: disrobed

Origin and Evolution of disrobed

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'disrobed' originated from the combination of the prefix 'dis-' meaning 'do the opposite of' and the word 'robe' meaning 'a long loose outer garment'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the act of removing one's robe or outer garment, 'disrobed' has evolved to encompass the act of undressing or stripping off clothing in a broader sense.