BARE in a Sentence
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264 example sentences for BARE, such as:
1. Believe somebody on his bare word.
2. Don't walk around outside in your bare feet.
3. Modal verbs generally take the bare infinitive.
4. Don't walk on that broken glass with bare feet.
5. The newspaper had simply published the bare facts.
2. Don't walk around outside in your bare feet.
3. Modal verbs generally take the bare infinitive.
4. Don't walk on that broken glass with bare feet.
5. The newspaper had simply published the bare facts.
Search Quotes from Classic Book Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen |
Meanings and Examples of BARE
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bare
a. completely unclothed
a. lacking embellishment or ornamentation
Classic Sentence: (210 in 15 pages)
1 Now these and all other tokens of her presence had vanished and the room looked as bare and comfortless as when Zeena had shown her into it on the day of her arrival.
2 She sank down on one of the little stools behind the counter of the booth and looked up and down the long hall which, until this afternoon, had been a bare and ugly drill room.
3 The floors were glistening and bare except for a few bright rag rugs, and the white walls unornamented save for one corner which Melanie had fitted up as a shrine.
4 And they were new, not ragged, with dirty bare flesh and hairy legs showing through.
5 He swung onto Nellie and cantered off, his hat in his hand, his silver hair bare to the rain.
6 Grandpa Merriwether rode in on a gun carriage, his bare feet tied in quilt scraps.
7 She paced the floor in her bare feet, her nightgown clinging to her legs and the more she walked the stronger became her foreboding.
8 His drawl was caressing and his hands slid up her bare arms, warm strong hands.
9 Melanie's bare feet were almost in her face and, under the wagon seat, Prissy was curled up like a black cat with the small baby wedged in between her and Wade.
10 She could have ground her heel into the gaping wound which had been his nose and taken sweet pleasure in the feel of his warm blood on her bare feet.
11 The last of the leaves fell from the bare trees and only the pines stood clothed, black and cold against pale skies.
12 Alex, who still had boots, was walking and Tony, barefooted, was riding on the bare back of a mule.
13 She went through the orchard under the bare boughs and the damp weeds beneath them wet her feet.
14 She rounded a thicket of pomegranate trees which were shaking bare limbs in the cold wind and saw him leaning on his axe, wiping his forehead with the back of his hand.
15 Suddenly Scarlett shivered and saw, as if coming back from a long journey, that it was winter and the fields were bare and harsh with stubble and she was very cold.
Example Sentence: (54 in 4 pages)
1 Don't walk on that broken glass with bare feet.
2 Believe somebody on his bare word.
3 The silhouette of the bare tree on the hill was clear against the winter sky.
4 And you define yourself by the words you use, in my case words that seek to present bare facts.
5 And if we examine the bare rock at the base of the grassy hill we discover carved spirals.
6 She stood by the oven, rubbing one bare foot against the other.
7 Modal verbs generally take the bare infinitive.
8 The investigation has laid bare their fraudulent scheme.
9 The newspaper had simply published the bare facts.
10 Don't walk around outside in your bare feet.
11 The stage was bare, with only the lighting to suggest a prison.
12 Silent in bare feet, he swiftly crossed the cold marble floor, sliding into bed just as the door creaked open.
13 The oak is a deciduous tree; in winter it looks quite bare.
14 The fierce sun will parch the bare earth next month.
15 Looking over the bare, unheated room, with its hard cot, he wondered what he was doing in such spartan quarters.