uncured
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- adjective
- /ʌnˈkjʊrd/
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sin curar
- After you're hurrying a small business, be certain that a few possibilities your site supports are uncured.
Cured bacon uncured is the stuff you don't want to eat.
- Cured bacon uncured is the stuff you don't want to eat.
- So he goes on and he says, whatever faults we bring with us uncured into the desert, we shall find to remain concealed in US and not to be got rid of.
Examples
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Cured bacon uncured is the stuff you don't want to eat.
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If I can't eat the Tang Priest tonight and I remain uncured, I'll eat you instead
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My wound so uncured?
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So he goes on and he says, whatever faults we bring with us uncured into the desert, we shall find to remain concealed in US and not to be got rid of.
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She glanced at Clay from under lowered eyes... an uncured farmer rooted to his land.
Fiction book (1995) -
The cured part is simultaneously and continually pulled away from the vat, allowing uncured resin to flood in beneath it to be subsequently cured.
Blog text (1) -
This causes curable diseases like STDs, AIDS, and Alzheimer’s to remain uncured.
Blog text (5) -
Fresh hams are raw and uncured before cooking.
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The recipe calls for uncured meat to enhance its natural flavor.
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Many people prefer uncured bacon for its healthier ingredients.
Synonyms
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In a natural state not cooked, treated, or finished
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3.4
Not changed from its natural form
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In its natural raw state without processing
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Not treated to stop decay or rot
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Not changed by chemicals or by any physical process
Shown in a raw, honest way without softening
A natural raw material that is not made in a factory
In a natural state, not made or changed by people
Antonyms
How Cured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncured comes from the parts un- 'not' and cure, which comes from a Latin word meaning 'to care for' or 'to heal' and is like the simple word care. So uncured literally means 'not cared for', and today it describes food or materials that have not been treated, preserved, or finished.