raw

adjective

• 1(of food) uncooked:raw eggs salsify can be eaten raw in salads or cooked
• (of a material or substance) in its natural state; not yet processed or purified:raw silk raw sewage
• (of information) not analyzed, evaluated, or processed for use:there were a number of errors in the raw data
• (of the edge of a piece of cloth) not having a hem or selvage.
• (of a person) new to an activity or job and therefore lacking experience or skill:they were replaced by raw recruits

• 2(of a part of the body) red and painful, especially as the result of skin abrasion:he scrubbed his hands until they were raw figurativeFran’s nerves were raw

• 3(of the weather) bleak, cold, and damp:a raw February night

• 4(of an emotion or quality) strong and undisguised:he exuded an air of raw, vibrant masculinity
• frank and realistic in the depiction of unpleasant facts or situations:a raw, uncompromising portrait
• US informal (of language) coarse or crude, typically in relation to sexual matters.