bare one's soul



bare one's soul

Reveal one's most private thoughts and feelings. For example, Teenagers rarely bare their souls to their parents; they prefer their peers. This figurative use of the verb bare, which literally means "make bare" or "uncover," dates from a.d. 1000.
See also: bare, soul

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Malati-Indian, Hindi
Aristeidis-Greek
Constantkawn-STAWN (French), KAHN-stənt (English)French, English (Rare)
Tod[tɔd]
PÉTronille-French
Miron (1)MEE-rawn (Polish)Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish