"La femme est entièrement nue."

Translation: The woman is entirely naked.

[dapetras]

Woah! Let's keep it PG!

[aristo-cat]

Lol!

[Anglea]

"completely naked" is a more natural way to say it. I don't know if that's accepted (I didn't want to risk a heart).

[Azerend]

I agree that it is the more natural translation. Fortunately, it is also accepted.

[oskalingo]

Live dangerously :)

(Yes, it is accepted.)

[hmgeraghty]

you can't say 'fully naked'?

[Dr.Haider]

Because «Entire» is for object that doesn’t have a containing capacity, on the other hand «full» is for object with containing capacity, (i.e. something is filled with something)
Fully = Pleinement
Entirely = Entièrement

[jeffduthie51]

nude means nude. Like saying entirely dead

[eellrraatt]

What's the problem? Too dfinite answer? Nothing prevarication?

[Dr.Haider]

Elle devrait porter ses vêtements, au moins les sous-vêtements.