rawness
/ˈrɔnəs/
noun
- The state of being uncooked or unprocessed.
- The rawness of the ingredients was essential for the traditional dish.
- The rawness of the vegetables made the salad crisp and fresh.
- Chefs often test the rawness of meat by pressing it with a finger.
- The quality of being inexperienced, unrefined, or lacking polish.
- The team's rawness showed in their disorganized plays during the first game.
- Her writing had a rawness that made it feel honest and unpretentious.
- The rawness of the young actor's performance was both charming and awkward.
- A harsh, cold, or uncomfortable quality, especially of weather or a surface.
- The rawness of the wind burned their cheeks as they walked along the beach.
- He could feel the rawness of the concrete floor through his thin shoes.
- The rawness of the winter air made everyone shiver.
- Emotional vulnerability or unguarded honesty.
- She appreciated the rawness of their conversation, free from pretense.
- The song's rawness touched the audience, bringing some to tears.
- There was a rawness in his voice as he talked about his childhood.
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