rawness
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5.5
- noun
- /ˈrɔːnəs/
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crudeza
- And so hopefully these poems have captured the rawness of my dark valley, but also the brilliance of the presence of the Lord.
And you can expect the same great, beautiful rawness from us that you've come to expect.
- And you can expect the same great, beautiful rawness from us that you've come to expect.
- Are you just taking in simple sensory information and they're just enjoying the rawness of that sensory information.
- There's this like real beautiful tenderness and this like rawness and feeling connected to myself, to the world around me.
- But but the, the rawness of these and the realness of it, it's, it's just, that's that's why I think they, the audience has grown so quickly.
- That the rawness of that the, I mean, just the there's also a music video, which for a lot of people adds a lot to it.
Examples
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Bosteder's singing voice was also powerful and passionate, conveying emotion in beautiful rawness.
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I think it's a good bet Cole Porter, Frank Sinatra, and all three freaking tenors weep when they think of the rawness of the talent exhibited on that album.
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And so it's just a different level of rawness that I appreciate.
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I love the rawness and honesty!
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And you can expect the same great, beautiful rawness from us that you've come to expect.
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I have really enjoyed reading your work, and I applaud your honesty, rawness, and excellent writing.
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None of the student essays I'd read over the years had approached the rawness of what Brandon had written.
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While their debut EP had a certain rawness about it, Newly Risen proves that they have evolved and refined their sound.
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I cast Jodi as the lead because she possesses a rawness and authenticity that the role desperately needs.
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The artist embraced the rawness of her work, showcasing its unfinished and authentic nature.
Synonyms
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7.4
A lack of good taste and politeness in speech or behavior
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5.9
A state where something has missing parts or information
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4.9
Something that is rough and not finished, like a simple tool or shelter
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3.8
A plain, simple way of behaving or looking
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5.2
A raw, harsh style that makes art or stories feel real
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8.2
A raw, rough quality that feels unfinished and not careful
Antonyms
How Refined
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Morphology
Etymology
Rawness comes from raw, which originally meant 'uncooked' or 'not ready'. So rawness describes something rough, unfinished, or lacking polish.