unadorned

You'll find very few people walking around today with unadorned skin.

He ran a hand over the unadorned back of one chair.

One idea is to set aside a small area for unadorned green space or a simple little park.

His sound was so unadorned and direct that he seemed to be moving the air itself.

Then in the early 90's, tastes changed, and the unadorned look took over.

The man with the clipboard gave him an unadorned look.

It has only three steps, which are circular and unadorned.

Although most designers used a light hand, they left almost nothing totally unadorned.

The pleasure of simple, unadorned food can be found nearly everywhere.

The building itself was of unadorned brick and rose six stories.

Strip it and let's hear an unadorned version with your energy.

There was a time not too long ago when I liked my wildlife unadorned.

At the end of the aisle was an unadorned gray wall.

He often moved away from the microphone, letting his voice be heard unadorned.

They are just right unadorned, tender and full of flavor.

At this fairly unadorned place, you go there for the meat.

For the most part, the arrangements were plain and unadorned.

The conference table was small, the chairs hard, the walls unadorned.

There was no god's prompting here; only love, simple and unadorned.

It has a rough appearance and is unadorned in any way.

The language of the poems is usually clear and relatively unadorned.

The entrance is unadorned, without a porch or anything similar.

The unadorned female is similar to the male, but without the crest.

Her work shows exactly what she sees on the job, unadorned but transformed with color.

Graceful but unadorned, the house is now the university's visitors' office.