adjective

raw

raw, uncooked, unprocessed, inexperienced

I prefer to eat raw vegetables.

I prefer to eat raw vegetables.

They export raw materials to other countries.

They export raw materials to other countries.

He is a raw recruit with no experience.

He is a raw recruit with no experience.

My heel is raw from the new shoes.

My heel is raw from the new shoes.

raw ((noun)) uncooked, unprocessed I prefer to eat raw vegetables.

((noun)) is raw (sth.) is in an uncooked or sore state My heel is raw from the new shoes.

Synonyms: uncooked, unprocessed, crude; Antonyms: cooked, processed, refined

From Old English 'hrēaw', meaning 'uncooked'. Of Germanic origin.

Think of 'raw' as something in its natural, untouched state, whether it's food, data, or a person's skill.

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