'nakedly' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an adverb used to describe something that is presented or revealed in an unambiguous or frank way, without any concealment or embellishment. For example: The facts were presented nakedly in the report, leaving little room for interpretation.
"These nakedly, aggressively criminal acts are wrong no matter the target … Congress hasn't declared war on the countries – the majority of them are our allies – but without asking for public permission, NSA is running network operations against them that affect millions of innocent people".
In reality Sunday night's fixture is the opening salvo in England's bid for the 2018 World Cup and perhaps the most nakedly political friendly the Football Association has ever agreed to play.
These nakedly, aggressively criminal acts are wrong no matter the target.
"If you were running the church nakedly as a business, it would be quite simple – you'd close down the uneconomic branches," says Nick Spencer, research director of Theos, a thinktank focusing on religion and society, and the author of a book on the future of the English parish church.
For a politician who claims the moral high ground, that is nakedly tactical.
IT'S ALMOST hard to remember at this stage, but just after the Chris Christie bridge scandal broke, pundits quickly denounced it as as the kind of "nakedly partisan score-settling" that could destroy Mr Christie's carefully constructed bipartisan reputation.
The new worry is that Russia may be growing more, not less, attached to its nuclear weapons as time passes and as they become more nakedly the basis of its claim to any remaining power in the world.
But the purpose of these mini-budgets is nakedly political: to give the chancellor of the day an opportunity to bury bad news or to celebrate good news.
Why don't these same critics say similar things about Tom Waits Mr Dylann has always furnished his songs with thinly (and sometimes thickly) veiled retorts and regrets but rarely has he presented himself as nakedly as this.
This could do the trick unlike a second idea floating in the Brussels ether, to postpone the day that the charter of fundamental rights (a list of social and employment rights, bolted on to the constitution, which the British are against) takes effect.If the minimalists' arguments are nakedly self-interested, they are at least more credible than those of the ratifiers.
Others have complained about the nakedly commercial nature of the voyage (Kingfisher, B& Qs parent company, which has spent £12m on Miss MacArthur since 1998, reckons that the publicity is worth £100m—$185m—and counting).
