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What is the difference between nude and naked ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between nude and naked ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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6 Jun 2016
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They are generally synonymous, "nude" comes from Latin and "naked" comes from Germanic.
They are generally interchangeable but for more official functions you would see "nude", e.g. a nude beach (not "a naked beach), public nudity (not "public nakedness")
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Nude = no clothes
Naked = unprotected/ no clothes ( no one really uses "nude" for no clothes, they use naked)
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- English (US)
They are generally synonymous, "nude" comes from Latin and "naked" comes from Germanic.
They are generally interchangeable but for more official functions you would see "nude", e.g. a nude beach (not "a naked beach), public nudity (not "public nakedness")
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