Stripped bare; having lost covering or protective layers (rarely used).
From Latin denudatus (made bare), past participle of denudare. An archaic or specialized adjective form that parallels the verb denude.
This is a rare botanical and geological term—you might see it describing denudate rocks (stripped of vegetation) or denudate leaves (missing their outer coating), though 'denuded' is far more common.
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