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raw

adjective as in exposed, tender, referring to skin

adjective as in inexperienced

adjective as in vulgar, nasty

adjective as in harsh, unpleasant (referring to weather)

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"We've always wanted to get the staff involved and show that human, real, raw aspect of the business," Mr Key said.

From BBC

Steward admitted that memories of that semi-final are similarly raw for him and replied with one word when asked if there were scores to settle with the Springboks: “Definitely.”

From BBC

But there actually is something kind of raw about the movie.

In place of velvet and luxuriant lushness, there was fixating intensity and raw power.

Even when the Australian punk rock quartet recorded its charmingly raw debut EP, “Giddy Up,” in a single night and released it online in 2016, the initial 100 streams were reward enough.

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

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