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without a stitch

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective without a stitch has 1 sense
  1. without a stitch - without any clothing at all
    Antonyms:
    clothed, clad (indirect, via unclothed)

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Without a Stitch

Description:

The phrase "without a stitch" typically refers to being completely naked or without any clothing. It can also denote being without any possessions or belongings.

Usage:

Sense 1: Naked or without clothing

Noun:

He walked into the room without a stitch, causing everyone to burst into laughter.

Verb:

She undressed quickly, leaving herself without a stitch before stepping into the shower.

Adjective:

The streaker raced across the football field, leaving the crowd in shock as he ran without a stitch.

Adverb:

The model confidently strutted down the runway without a stitch, showcasing the designer's new collection.

Sense 2: Without any possessions or belongings

Noun:

After losing his job and home, he found himself without a stitch.

Verb:

She decided to sell all her belongings and live without a stitch, embracing a minimalist lifestyle.

Adjective:

Coming from a wealthy family, he couldn't imagine living without a stitch, surrounded by luxury.

Adverb:

In his pursuit of enlightenment, he left behind all his worldly possessions and traveled without a stitch.

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