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Wearing an insufficient amount of clothing, especially in relation to cold weather or social expectations.

Usage Example

"The tourists arrived at the mountain summit completely underdressed for the freezing temperatures."

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underdressed
Strong
ill-clad
half-dressed
semi-clad

Opposites of underclothed

The opposite of underclothed shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

overdressed
bundled-up
well-dressed
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