Synonyms for stripped
stripped

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1. stripped, stripped-downadjective

   having only essential or minimal features

   "a stripped new car"; "a stripped-down budget"

   Synonyms:
   bare, stripped-down

   Antonyms:
   clothed, clad, maximal, maximum, full

2. bare, strippedadjective

   having everything extraneous removed including contents

   "the bare walls"; "the cupboard was bare"

   Synonyms:
   unembellished, marginal, au naturel(p), simple(a), scanty, spare, unsheathed, nude, mere(a), plain, naked, bare(a), stark, bare, desolate, unfinished, stripped-down, unornamented, bleak, barren

   Antonyms:
   clothed, maximum, clad, full, maximal

3. strippedadjective

   with clothing stripped off

   Synonyms:
   bare, stripped-down

   Antonyms:
   maximum, clad, clothed, full, maximal

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1. List of paraphrases for "stripped":

   deprived, dispossessed, robbed, peeled, skinned

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1. Alicia Witt:

   The circumstances around my parents’ sudden passings have become fodder for press, and there are some misconceptions rolling around - understandably so, this is very delicate for me to write because i’m wanting to honor their privacy, which they held so tightly. there’s an awful irony in the fact that, because of the very lengths they went to in order to protect their privacy in life - that privacy has been stripped away in death.

2. Ryan Hampton:

   This decision is a kick in the gut to our community, we deserve to have our day in court with Purdue. The parents, the families, the survivors deserve at least that. And Oklahoma stripped that from us today.

3. Ben Rhodes:

   Because when you distilled it, stripped out the racism and misogyny, we’d run against Hillary eight years ago with the same message Trump had used: She’s part of a corrupt establishment that can’t be trusted to bring change.

4. Mike McKell:

   When we were passing the bill I had people asking me, ‘Is this a Scarlet Letter?’ and maybe it is. And I’m comfortable with that. If it’s a public shaming to the extent that it’s someone that’s stripped retirement accounts from seniors, I’m okay with that.

5. Reshmi Basu:

   I was surprised it wasn't liquidated the time before, history shows a [ second bankruptcy ] for a retailer almost always ends up in liquidation. I don't know what levers it can pull in bankruptcy, given the assets that have been stripped out.