rawness
noun [ U ] uk/ˈrɔː.nəs/ us/ˈrɑː.nəs/
(EMOTION)
（感觉或特性）炽烈，难以控制
(of feelings or qualities) the fact of being powerful and difficult to control
The demise of the relationship is heartbreaking, mainly because of the rawness of Emma's emotions. 这段关系的消亡令人心碎，主要是因为艾玛炽烈的情感。
Children may wish to protect the adults around them from the rawness of their feelings. 孩子们可能希望保护他们周围的成年人不受他们炽烈情感的伤害。
（作品）因不加掩饰而效果强烈
(of a piece of writing, film, etc.) a powerful quality that comes from not trying to hide anything about its subject
The play's rawness and honesty drew them all in. 这部剧的不加掩饰和真诚吸引了他们所有人。
The series aims for a rawness that depicts the troubled aspects of people in crisis. 这部剧的目的就是要用赤裸裸的方式来描述处于危机中人们令人忧心的一面。
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- These incidents show the rawness of political and religious sensitivities at the moment.
- The campaign has brought out the rawness of feelings on both sides.
- There's an honesty and rawness to the music.
(PAIN)
（皮肤因摩擦或受损而）疼痛
(of skin) the quality of being sore or painful because of being rubbed or damaged
If you have rawness and itching between your toes, you probably have athlete's foot. 如果你的脚趾间疼痛，你可能得了脚癣。
Irritant contact dermatitis is characterized mostly by sensations of rawness or burning. 刺激性接触性皮炎的主要特征是有疼痛或灼烧的感觉。
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- In time, the rawness of the skin will heal.
See: raw