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Stripped (Adjective)

With clothing stripped off.

All adjective clusters.

The athlete stood confidently on the podium, her medal around her neck and her uniform stripped off to reveal her team's logo on her sports bra.
The fireman carefully carried the child out of the burning building, her clothes stripped off and a blanket wrapped around her for warmth.
After a long day at the beach, the kids ran into the house, their swimsuits stripped off and their towels wrapped around their waists.
The patient lay on the examination table, her clothes stripped off and a hospital gown draped over her for modesty.
The lifeguard quickly responded to the emergency, the swimmer's wetsuit stripped off to reveal a severe case of hypothermia.

Having only essential or minimal features; "a stripped new car"; "a stripped-down budget".

All adjective clusters.

The new phone was a stripped-down version of the original, lacking many of the advanced features.
She opted for a stripped new bike, prioritizing speed and efficiency over comfort and style.
The budget airline offered stripped fares, charging extra for every additional service.
The company issued a stripped report, omitting many details to meet the deadline.
The artist created a stripped sculpture, eliminating all unnecessary elements to emphasize the core form.

Having everything extraneous removed including contents; "the bare walls"; "the cupboard was bare".

All adjective clusters.

The old apartment was stripped of all its furniture, leaving a vast, empty space.
The garage had been stripped of its contents, sold or given away by the previous owner.
The once cozy cabin stood stripped of its exterior trim, a skeleton of its former self.
After the burglary, the room was stripped, nothing but dust and shadows remaining.
The cupboard was stripped, its shelves bare and empty after the move.