Nudity

Pronunciation: /ˈnuːdəti/

Definitions of nudity

noun the state or quality of being naked or unclothed

Example Sentences

A1 In some cultures, nudity is not acceptable in public.

A2 The painting featured nudity, which caused controversy among viewers.

B1 The movie included scenes of nudity, so it was rated for mature audiences only.

B2 The artist's work often explores themes of nudity and the human form.

C1 The film director used nudity as a tool to convey vulnerability and intimacy in the characters.

C2 The museum displayed a controversial exhibit that included full frontal nudity.

Examples of nudity in a Sentence

formal The artist's painting featured a tasteful depiction of nudity.

informal I can't believe there was full nudity in that movie!

slang They got kicked out of the party for streaking and showing nudity.

figurative The transparency of his speech was like emotional nudity.

Grammatical Forms of nudity

• plural: nudities
• comparative: more nudity
• superlative: most nudity
• present tense: nudity
• future tense: will nudity
• perfect tense: has nudity
• continuous tense: is nudity
• singular: nudity
• positive degree: nudity
• infinitive: to nudity
• gerund: nudying
• participle: nudied

Origin and Evolution of nudity

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'nudity' originates from the Latin word 'nuditas' which means nakedness.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'nudity' has retained its original meaning of being unclothed or naked, but it has also taken on broader connotations related to art, body positivity, and freedom of expression.