Conversationally, naked and nude are pretty much interchangeable. However, many people, especially in the artistic community, do say there are differences. In these cases, the differences are as follows:
Nude: To be without clothes, or bare, in a setting that the subject feels safe and comfortable, and they are not being represented in a sexually accessible manner. For instance, the Roman statues of the vestal virgins would be a nude. Michelangelo's David would also be an example. They are unclothed bodies that are intended to represent natural beauty, not to create impulses.
Naked: To be without clothing, or bare, in a setting that the subject would be embarrassed, left feeling exposed and defenseless, or to be presented in a sexual manner. A woman that is unclothed, except for her high heels and red lipstick, would be naked. An unclothed prisoner being interrogated would be naked.
I think you are referring to Robert Grave's The Naked and the Nude, the last line however is " How naked go the sometime nude!"
Bare; naked; unclothed; undraped; as, a nude statue., Naked; without consideration; void; as, a nude contract. See Nudum pactum.
Nude means not wearing clothes or naked.
Naked.
Nude means naked, without any clothes.
dancing naked
Nude, naked, bare.
I would say nude. Naked sounds dirty.
In this case, nude is referring to the color of the bra. It would be close to the skin color of a woman with a medium complexion.
i think you mean nudist and its a person in the nude or naked.......
Yes in your house and a nude beach
only naked women