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Synonyms for rawest
| Grammar : Adj |
| Spell : raw |
| Phonetic Transcription : rɔ |
Top 10 synonyms for rawest Other synonyms for the word rawest
- abraded
- au naturel
- biting
- bleak
- blistered
- bloody
- breezy
- bruised
- callow
- chafed
- chill
- chilly
- crass
- cut
- damp
- dirty
- dressed
- fibrous
- filthy
- foul
- freezing
- galled
- grazed
- green
- gross
- hard
- ignorant
- immature
- impure
- indecent
- inelegant
- inexperienced
- low
- mean
- naked
- native
- new
- nude
- obscene
- open
- pared
- piercing
- pornographic
- rank
- rough-hewn
- rude
- scraped
- scratched
- sensitive
- skinned
- smutty
- sore
- unbaked
- unclad
- unclothed
- unconversant
- uncooked
- uncouth
- uncovered
- undercooked
- underdone
- undisciplined
- undressed
- unfashioned
- unformed
- unfried
- ungraded
- unpasteurized
- unpracticed
- unprepared
- unprocessed
- unrefined
- unripe
- unscrupulous
- unseasoned
- unskilled
- unsorted
- unstained
- untaught
- untrained
- untreated
- untried
- unversed
- wet
- wind-swept
- windy
- wounded
- young
Définition of rawest
Origin :- Old English hreaw "uncooked, raw," from Proto-Germanic *khrawaz (cf. Old Norse hrar, Danish raa, Old Saxon hra, Middle Dutch rau, Dutch rauw, Old High German hrawer, German roh), from PIE root *kreue- (1) "raw flesh" (cf. Sanskrit kravih "raw flesh," krura- "bloody, raw, hard;" Greek kreas "flesh;" Latin crudus "not cooked," cruor "thick blood;" Old Irish cru, Lithuanian kraujas, Old Church Slavonic kruvi "blood;" Old English hrot "thick fluid, serum").
- Meaning "tender, sore" is from late 14c.; of persons, "inexperienced" from 1560s; of weather, "damp and chilly" first recorded 1540s. Related: Rawly; rawness. Raw material is from 1796, with sense of "in a rudimental condition, unfinished." Phrase in the raw "naked" (1921) is from the raw "exposed flesh," attested from 1823. Raw deal "harsh treatment" attested by 1893.
- adj not cooked, prepared
- adj exposed, tender, referring to skin
- adj inexperienced
- adj vulgar, nasty
- adj harsh, unpleasant, referring to weather
- I was probably the highest private and rawest recruit in the army.
- Extract from : « How Private George W. Peck Put Down The Rebellion » by George W. Peck
- They were about the rawest lot of recruits the sergeant had ever tackled.
- Extract from : « Anecdotes of the Great War » by Carleton Britton Case
- The officer in charge of them turned to one of the rawest of his men.
- Extract from : « Funny Stories Told By The Soldiers » by Carleton B. Case
- "It is just a chance—just the rawest of all chances," he went on, ignoring my query.
- Extract from : « Pirates' Hope » by Francis Lynde
- He had touched the old south in its rawest point and he was too new a citizen.
- Extract from : « Sons and Fathers » by Harry Stillwell Edwards
- There's a partial mass-energy conversion in its rawest form.
- Extract from : « Contamination Crew » by Alan Edward Nourse
- It is a bright but chilly morning, one of November's rawest efforts.
- Extract from : « Airy Fairy Lilian » by Margaret Wolfe Hamilton (AKA Duchess)
- Primitive society held property in common in the gens and clan, but only in the rawest and most undeveloped stage.
- Extract from : « Woman under socialism » by August Bebel
- But the oldest Christian amongst them needed the exhortation as much as the rawest recruit in the ranks.
- Extract from : « Expositions of Holy Scripture: Romans Corinthians (To II Corinthians, Chap. V) » by Alexander Maclaren
- A 'Fact,' in the common use of the word, is a particular observation: it is the material of science in its rawest state.
- Extract from : « Logic » by Carveth Read
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