Definition
Definition of rawly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
natureRare in an unrefined or natural wayRare
- The vegetables were served rawly, without any seasoning.
2.
emotionRare with open and intense emotionRare
- She spoke rawly about her recent loss.
Origin of rawly
Old English, hrēaw (uncooked) + -ly (manner)
Examples of rawly in a sentence
He expressed his emotions rawly in the poem. He rawly expressed his anger at the injustice. The artist rawly conveyed her emotions through the painting.
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- French:brut, avec intensité, ...
- German:naturbelassen, ungeschönt, ...
- Italian:al naturale, intensamente, ...
- Spanish:al natural, intensamente, ...
- Portuguese:ao natural, cruamente, ...
- Chinese:自然地, 坦诚地, ...
- Japanese:生のまま, 感情をあらわに, ...
- Arabic:بشكل خام, بعاطفة مكشوفة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה גּוּלְמִית, בְּעֶצֶב, ...
- Russian:естественно, откровенно, ...
- Ukrainian:сирими, відверто, ...
- Hindi:कच्चे रूप में, भावुकता से, ...
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