Difference between Disrobe and Discase

DISROBE vs DISCASE: VERB

To undress someone or something
To divest of a robe; to undress; figuratively, to strip of covering; to divest of that which clothes or decorates.
Get undressed

To divest one's self of a robe or of one's garments.
To divest of any enveloping appendage; denude; uncover: as, autumn disrobes the fields of verdure.
To divest of a robe or garments; undress.

Kneel, Bathe, Grope, Fellate, Urinate, Unbutton, Fondle, Masturbate, Defrock, Unclothe, Discase, Uncase, Strip down, Strip, Undress

Pee, Humiliate, Unzip, Kneel, Bathe, Fellate, Urinate, Unbutton, Fondle, Masturbate, Unclothe, Strip down, Discase, Strip, Undress

The man had her disrobe, and then began stretching her on a medieval rack.
Shortly after this encounter, Sergio decides to disrobe and burn his clothing in an act of drunken debauchery.
After the nurse leaves, you will normally be asked to disrobe and put on a gown for modesty.
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Rollins was moved into a shower area in the Clatsop County Jail and ordered to disrobe.
Williams said recruiting friends to disrobe and pose at popular student hang outs was easy.
They disrobe to reveal that their limbs and bodies are really just a suit.
The emergency responders believe thatreluctance to disrobe in public will be a majorimpediment.
OBSERVATION Look at all areas where patients disrobe for signage and privacy.
Once in the assembly, some DMK legislators tried to disrobe Jayalalithaa.

Ariel, Fetch me the hat and rapier in my cell; Exit ARIEL I will discase me, and myself present As I was sometime Milan.
Nevermore pitiless hagiographer shall contiguously discase of the resource.