In a very passionate moment, or when drunk, the master may cut off his slave girl's hair or denude her completely in the presence of the household, but such acts are of very rare occurrence.
Men, though they may denude themselves completely when bathing, always conceal their pudenda from one another's gaze.
To provide the general and stationary hospitals that accompanied the First Army Corps with complete personnel, it became necessary to denude the bearer companies and field hospitals of the Second Army Corps.
There were no signs of Jackson, and Longstreet, whom it was not intended to employ until Jackson's appearance should have caused the Federals to denude their left, was then sent in to save the day.
Whewell, "my reply is, that precisely because I cannot clothe these agents with the attribute of Weight, I do denude them of the character of Substance.
It is not any one or two acts contrary to the royal covenant or office, that doth denude a man of the royal dignity, that God and the people gave him.
We see it in more virulent forms in our great commercial centres, where the big men often become big by crushing out the little ones, and denude themselves of responsibility to the community in proportion as they clothe themselves with wealth.
With that faith come responsibilities of which no Christian can denude himself.
Whewell, “my reply is, that precisely because I can not clothe these agents with the attribute of Weight, I do denude them of the character of Substance.
They cover every leaf-bearing thing, and occasionally denude whole districts of their greenery.
They cover every leaf-bearing thing, and occasionally completely denude whole districts of greenery.
In order to carry the war into the enemy's country, he had practically to denude the Cape Colony of troops.
Our forces, on their side, are compelled to denude the country of everything moveable, in order to frustrate these tactics of the enemy.
To which my reply is, that precisely because I cannot "clothe" these agents with the attribute of Weight, I do "denude them of the character of Substance.
The student of Lepidoptera will frequently find it necessary in the study of the venation of wings to bleach them or denude them of their scales in some way.
As soon as collected they should be transferred to pill-boxes and the greatest care should be exercised to avoid mutilating them, as the slightest touch will denude them of a portion of their scales or break their limbs or antennae.
Passengers stand in the lane, denude their shoulders, and roar out salutations intended for the inmates of huts some hundred yards from the hedge.
In the absence of a razor, the men scrupulously denude their cheeks and chin with a pair of very indifferent scissors--a mode of proceeding which serves greatly to enhance the dirty appearance of their unwashed faces.
