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What is the corrrect word for bare in i to see it?

The correct word depends on the context of the sentence. Here are some possibilities:

If you mean "to see it without anything covering it," you could use:

* See - "I want to see it bare."

* View - "I want to view it bare."

* Observe - "I want to observe it bare."

If you mean "to see it without any distractions," you could use:

* See - "I want to see it plainly."

* Notice - "I want to notice it clearly."

* Perceive - "I want to perceive it fully."

If you mean "to see it in its simplest form," you could use:

* See - "I want to see it stripped down."

* View - "I want to view it in its simplest form."

* Appreciate - "I want to appreciate its bare essence."

Please provide more context so I can give you the most accurate and appropriate word.

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