rawly
/ˈrɔli/
adverb
- In a way that is uncooked or unprocessed.
- The meat was presented rawly on a wooden board for the diners to cook themselves.
- The fish was served rawly, still glistening from the sea.
- She preferred her vegetables eaten rawly, straight from the garden.
- In a way that is inexperienced, unrefined, or lacking skill.
- She spoke rawly about her emotions, without any filter or polish.
- The artist's early sketches were done rawly, but showed great potential.
- He performed rawly on stage, forgetting his lines and missing cues.
- In a way that is harsh, cold, or uncomfortable, especially referring to weather or skin.
- The morning air hit them rawly as they stepped out of the warm cabin.
- The wind blew rawly across the plains, chilling everyone to the bone.
- His hands felt rawly chapped after working outside all day.