unclothe

He knew what he'd been thinking-that even the wind sought to unclothe her.

But those who unclothe themselves are not naked.

Is it the act of a gentleman to unclothe his wife in the presence of thirty men?"

Then he pulled her zip down and she lifted herself up slightly off the ground so that he could unclothe her.

His eyes had a frigid stare in them that penetrated her very being, seeming to unclothe her hidden thoughts.

Ah, but to express the notion of reflection so directly is to unclothe the emperor, to remove the wrappings of classicism, intellectual depth, even spirituality from it.