rawest
ˈrɔːɪst
Definition

Definition of rawest - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
foodRaremost uncooked or unprocessedRare
  • This is the rawest fish I've ever eaten.
uncooked unprocessed
2.
emotionRaremost unrefined or naturalRare
  • Her rawest emotions were on display during the speech.
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Origin of rawest

Old English, hreaw (uncooked)

Examples of rawest in a sentence

  • He prefers the rawest form of honey.
  • His rawest feelings were revealed in the letter.
  • The artist's rawest work was his most powerful.

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  1. French:le plus cru, brut, ...
  2. German:roheste, ...
  3. Italian:più crudo, più pure, ...
  4. Spanish:más crudo, más puras, ...
  5. Portuguese:menos processado, mais puro, ...
  6. Chinese:最未加工的, 最原始的, ...
  7. Japanese:最も生, 最も生々しい, ...
  8. Arabic:الأكثر نيئاً, الأكثر بدائية, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַכִּי נָא, הַכִּי גּוֹלְמִי, ...
  10. Russian:самая сырая, самые сырые, ...
  11. Ukrainian:найсиріша, найсиріші, ...
  12. Hindi:सबसे कच्चा, सबसे अनगढ़, ...
raw
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Definition of raw - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
foodnot cooked
  • He prefers his vegetables raw..
fresh uncooked
2.
materialsin a natural state, not processed
  • The factory uses raw materials to produce goods.
natural unprocessed unrefined

Noun

1.
natural stateunprocessed or unrefined state
  • The chef used fish in its raw to prepare sushi..
unprocessed unrefined
2.
unedited mediaTECH.unedited recording of a showTECH.
  • Fans eagerly awaited the raw of the new episode.
3.
medicalsore or tender spot on skin
  • He winced as the bandage touched the raw.
abrasion lesion sore
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Expressions with raw

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experience pain or sensitivity on skin or body
My throat feels raw after all that coughing.
unrefined or natural strength or energy
The athlete's raw power was evident in every move he made.
unfair treatment or exploitation in a situation
She got a raw deal in the contract negotiation.
new member lacking experience and training
The raw recruit struggled with the basic training exercises.
sensitive area of someone's emotions
His comment about her weight touched a raw nerve.
cause someone to react strongly by mentioning a sensitive topic
Her comment touched a raw nerve with him.

Origin of raw

Old English, hrēaw (uncooked)

Examples of raw in a sentence

  • Raw meat should be handled carefully.
  • The artist prefers raw materials for her sculptures.
  • Raw materials are essential for the construction industry.
  • His raw grief was evident to everyone.
  • The raw emotions in her voice were touching.
  • The raw wound needed immediate attention.

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  1. French:cru, enregistrement brut, ...
  2. German:roh, Rohmaterial, ...
  3. Italian:crudo, stato naturale, ...
  4. Spanish:crudo, estado natural, ...
  5. Portuguese:cru, ferida, ...
  6. Chinese:生的, 未加工状态, ...
  7. Japanese:生, 生の状態, ...
  8. Arabic:نِيء, الحالة الخام, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָא, מַצָּב גּוֹלְמִי, ...
  10. Russian:сырой, сырой вид, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сирий, необроблений запис, ...
  12. Hindi:कच्चा, कच्ची अवस्था, ...

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