|
|
Definition of Raw beauty
1. Noun. Beauty that is stark and powerfully impressive.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Raw Beauty
Literary usage of Raw beauty
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Desert Dancing: Exploring the Land, the People, the Legends of the by Len Wilcox (2000)
"... of startling contrasts and raw beauty. Nature collides with itself here, and
the results of these collisions are not hidden under a layer of vegetation. ..."
2. New Zealand, the "Britain of the South": With a Chapter on the Native War by Charles Hursthouse (1861)
"New Zealand, too, with all these elements of fine scenery, this stuck of raw
beauty, is a fertile cultivable country, where plough and sickle would ..."
3. Martinque, Guadeloupe, Dominica and St. Lucia Alive! by Lynne M. Sullivan (1999)
"You're going to spend your days in total awe of the abundant wilderness and raw
beauty here. Hikers, divers, birdwatchers and plant enthusiasts won't have ..."
4. New Zealand: Or; Zealandia, the Britain of the South by Charles Hursthouse (1857)
"New Zealand, too, with all these elements of fine scenery, this stock of "raw
beauty," is a fertile cultivable country; where plough sickle and mill would ..."
5. The Works of the Rev. P. Doddridge by Philip Doddridge (1804)
"I only add that this raw- beauty of the simile is lost by this interpre- to all
that set up for teachers, as well as to P^ 2 Kings i. 8. and Mat. iii. 4. ..."
6. Dominica & St Lucia Alive!by Lynne M. Sullivan by Lynne M. Sullivan (2002)
"You're going to spend your days in total awe of the abundant wilderness and raw
beauty here. Hikers, divers, birdwatchers and plant enthusiasts won't have ..."
7. Adventure Guide to Dominica and St Lucia by Lynne M. Sullivan (2004)
"You're going to spend your days in total awe of the abundant wilderness and raw
beauty here. Hikers, divers, bird watchers, and plant enthusiasts won't have ..."
Other Resources:
