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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
"It was very hard, very raw, because animals you are with 24 hours a day and it wasn't easy."
Nerves were raw, and Bondi was clearly ready for a fight.
When Ms Hastings saw the trailer for the film, she said she was "in tears" because she "finally saw raw representation of my condition on screen".
Realistically, China can reduce its dependence on American chips in less-advanced tools, but doesn't have the "raw performance" of US chips to train more complex AI systems, said Mr Raghavendra.
Nearly two years later, the Boettlers' grief has been raw, and their search for answers met with frustration.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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