Stripped example sentences
Related (12): naked, deprived, unclothed, barren, denuded, dismantled, removed, isolated, destitute, bare, vacant, disrobed.
"Stripped" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The thief stripped the jewelry from her victim.
- The soldiers stripped off their gear before jumping into the swimming pool.
- The tree had been stripped bare by the harsh winter wind.
- The partygoers stripped down to their underwear for a game of Twister.
- They stripped the paint from the walls and exposed the original wood paneling.
- The police officer stripped him of his weapons before placing him under arrest.
- The mechanic stripped down the engine to replace a worn gasket.
- The loggers stripped the trees from the slopes to clear space for farming.
- The storm stripped shingles from the roof and blew down fences.
- The orchard workers stripped the apples from the branches.
- He stripped down to his bathing suit and jumped into the river.
- The old car had been stripped for parts and left in a junkyard.
- The gardener stripped off his gloves after finishing weeding.
- The construction crew stripped the floorboards from the old house.
- They stripped him of his rank and exiled him from the military.
- The crowd stripped the tyrant of his insignia and uniform.
- The wood had been stripped of its bark.
- The photographer stripped her subjects of any semblance of dignity.
- The last leaves of autumn had stripped themselves from the branches.
- The hurricane stripped the roof from the house.
- The coach stripped the players of their valuables before practice started.
- The thieves stripped the copper wiring from the abandoned building.
- The old paint job had deteriorated and stripped away from the walls.
- They stripped her of her royal titles and privileges.
- The chef stripped the leaves from the rosemary sprigs before chopping them.
- The frigid ocean waves stripped the hull of its bottom paint.
- The vandals stripped the copper pipes from the vacant mansion.
- The strippers gyrated on stage, slowly stripping off their clothes.
- They stripped the wallpaper from the moldy walls before repainting.
- The graves had been stripped of their headstones and offerings.
- The wrecking crew stripped the gutted building of any salvageable materials.
- Her innocence was soon stripped away by the harsh realities of life.
- The branches had been stripped bare by the flock of hungry birds.
- The attackers stripped the victim of his wallet and phone.
- The corroded paint had stripped away from the rusted car frame.
- The leaves had begun to turn color and strip themselves from the branches.
- The rushing water stripped the topsoil from the riverbanks.
- The fruit tree had been stripped of its ripening apples.
- The landscape had been stripped bare by deforestation.
- The despot was stripped of all his wealth and possessions.
- Storms had slowly stripped away his optimism and hope.
- They stripped the land of its natural resources.
- The pranksters stripped the porch of its furniture and decorations.
- The vandals stripped the abandoned house of all its valuables.
- The accused was stripped naked and searched.
- The vines had stripped much of the bark from the tree trunk.
- The attackers stripped her of her purse and jewelry.
- The prisoners were stripped of their personal belongings.
- The NASA engineers stripped down the rocket engines to find the failure point.
- The looters stripped the electronics from inside the store.
- The apartment had been stripped bare by the time the police arrived.
- The elements had stripped away much of the paint from the rusty fence.
- The vegetation had been stripped from the moon's surface.
- He stripped off his clothes and jumped into the pool.
- The city slicker was stripped of his money in the card game.
- The paint had stripped away from the rusty shipping containers.
- The slaves were stripped naked and humiliated.
- His life had been stripped away by disease.
- The branches had been stripped of their leaves in the autumn winds.
- The paint had stripped away in long strips, revealing the wood underneath.