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raw
adjective as in not cooked, prepared
adjective as in exposed, tender, referring to skin
adjective as in inexperienced
Strongest match
adjective as in vulgar, nasty
Example Sentences
But you cannot simply ask the subject of your cover story what has made her the current cinema’s rawest nerve.
Talks with African nations will centre on trade, migration and critical raw materials.
He was still relatively raw when he travelled to Russia to face Kovalev, a baptism of fire that became the defining early chapter of his career.
The declaration also supported "increased exploration of critical minerals, particularly in developing countries" for which they said the resource should be a driver of development and value-addition "rather than just raw material exports".
“It was raw emotion without any tricks, without any wordplay, without any of the stuff that I’d been so jaded by in the industry.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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