rawest

But the oldest Christian amongst them needed the exhortation as much as the rawest recruit in the ranks.

For instance, not even the rawest tenderfoot would expect “One-eyed Pete” to turn out to be a parson.

The officer in charge of them turned to one of the rawest of his men.

They were about the rawest lot of recruits the sergeant had ever tackled.

The ranks are filled by conscription in Spain, and when the men first arrive at Havana they are the rawest recruits imaginable.

"It is just a chance—just the rawest of all chances," he went on, ignoring my query.

It was badly stage-managed; for even the rawest investigators must be struck by the absence of the usual feminine ululation.

It became evident now even to the rawest that the whole Mexican army was present.

A´´´ is an article of consumers' wealth and A is the rawest material that enters into it.

A 'Fact,' in the common use of the word, is a particular observation: it is the material of science in its rawest state.