noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
stark naked; completely nude
Describes a state of being entirely without clothes. Often used in formal or descriptive contexts, and can carry a slightly clinical or emphatic tone compared to 裸.
He became completely naked before getting into the bath.
He was walking around the room completely naked.
Taking nude photographs may be prohibited by law in some cases.
The child was running around the yard completely naked.
丸裸 is a colloquial, vivid way to say 'stark naked' (often implying being stripped of everything), whereas 全裸 is more neutral and descriptive.
着衣 means 'clothed, wearing clothes', the direct opposite state to 全裸 (completely unclothed).
半裸 means 'half-naked' (partially undressed), while 全裸 specifically means entirely without clothes.
stark naked body; nude body
Compound of 全 (ぜん, 'all, complete') and 裸 (ら, 'naked'). The reading ら for 裸 is the on'yomi, making this a Sino-Japanese word.