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rawness

noun as in inexperience

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"Mother is a character whose transformation presents a rawness in its unglamorous truths, with Adams delivering a beast of a performance."

From BBC

“They were all singing as actors, not as vocalists, so there’s a rawness to the recording that’s really special,” added Schaeffer, who directed Episode 2, written by Laura Donney.

Considering how carefully K-pop agencies safeguard their artists’ career trajectories and reputations, many of the most candid moments captured are startling in their rawness.

That rawness has occasionally spilled into public view as well.

But Kolbie’s first experience of the rawness of democracy was to see two wounded people loaded onto stretchers and rushed off to ambulances.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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