bareness (Meaning)
bareness (n)
a bleak and desolate atmosphere
the state of being unclothed and exposed (especially of a part of the body)
an extreme lack of furnishings or ornamentation
bareness (n.)
The state of being bare.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bareness
Synonyms:
- exhaustion
- dryness
- vacuum
- barrenness
- clearness
- availability
- openness
- vacantness
- depletion
- nothingness
- hollowness
- desolateness
- bleakness
- blankness
- void
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
bareness Sentence Examples
- The barren landscape stretched endlessly before the weary traveler, devoid of vegetation.
- The room's bareness spoke volumes about the poverty and solitude of its occupants.
- The bare walls echoed with emptiness, amplifying the silence that hung heavy in the air.
- The once-thriving garden had succumbed to neglect, leaving only barren soil and withered plants.
- The barren tree stood sentinel in the winter cold, its branches stark against the gray sky.
- The bareness of her apartment matched the emptiness she felt within her soul.
- The barren mountains loomed over the isolated village, a constant reminder of its vulnerability.
- The bare rock of the cliffs provided little footing for the intrepid climbers.
- The bareness of the desert terrain made it a treacherous place to traverse.
- The bareness of the canvas invited the artist to fill its surface with her imagination.
FAQs About the word bareness
a bleak and desolate atmosphere, the state of being unclothed and exposed (especially of a part of the body), an extreme lack of furnishings or ornamentationThe
emptiness, vacuity,vacancy, exhaustion, dryness, vacuum, barrenness, clearness, availability, openness
fulness, fulness, completeness, completeness,fullness, fullness, abundance, fatness, fatness,abundance
The barren landscape stretched endlessly before the weary traveler, devoid of vegetation.
The room's bareness spoke volumes about the poverty and solitude of its occupants.
The bare walls echoed with emptiness, amplifying the silence that hung heavy in the air.
The once-thriving garden had succumbed to neglect, leaving only barren soil and withered plants.
