The word "disrobe" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of removing one's clothing. Example: "After a long day, she decided to disrobe and relax in a warm bath." Alternatives include "undress" or "strip."
He must also honour his promise to disrobe and hold a fair election.
When the anthrax scare hits, his wife insists that he disrobe in their foyer and store his clothes in a plastic bag before entering the house, a reaction which Mr Malcomson himself can't quite classify as sensible or hysterical.
When Perez Vega began to disrobe in her bedroom, three of her accomplices burst out of hiding, supposedly to kidnap, question, and then exchange him for prisoners.
In performances and supporting videos, Marky Mark was prone to disrobe, and his physique gained him more admirers than did his rapping.
Berlusconi showed Italians a lifestyle that many people's fantasies are made of: fast cars, luxurious homes, five children (two by his first wife, three by Ms Lario) and a business empire built around television stations on which glamorous women pout and disrobe.
Game of Thrones is famous for making its female members disrobe at seemingly inappropriate moments.
Mr Winner said he had no difficulty persuading starlets to disrobe.
Every week during the cricket season I disrobe in a changing room with men of a certain age, and I rue my still decent eyesight.
Each volume in his series (published by Dover), which begins with "George Washington and His Family" and includes most of the prominent First Families up to "Bill Clinton and His Familty," features sixteen pages of figures and various pieces of apparel, all waiting to be cut out and assembled, according to how one wishes to robe -- or disrobe -- members of Presidential menageries.
(Upon discovering the tablet, Smith ran and jumped around the British Museum in a wild frenzy and, like Noah himself, began to disrobe).
She treated Dickey like a doll, leading him to her bedroom and ordering him to disrobe.
