1. to remove the clothes from someone or something
Usage: formal
2. to remove a covering from something
Usage: literary

Examples

• The nurse helped unclothe the patient for the examination.
• She unclothed herself before stepping into the shower.
• The autumn wind began to unclothe the trees of their leaves.
• The archaeologists carefully unclothed the ancient statue.
• Time had unclothed the mountain of its forest cover.
• The mother gently unclothed her baby for bath time.