unpolished
unpolished براہ
definition
adjective
his shoes were unpolished
not having a polished surface.
example
Dreary pulses and gritty 'unpolished' rice, and miserable no-fat yoghurt - is that a life?
It's a great string-soaked leap on from XO, his debut for the Dreamworks label, and a different kind of record from Elliott Smith, Roman Candle and Either / Or, his downbeat and 'unpolished' earlier work.
It's played out in cinema-verité, all rough cutting, long track shots and, in the end, a distinctively and deliberately 'unpolished' style.
Some areas are left uncarved and 'unpolished' , giving a dramatic sense of the raw material.
He tied her reins about the iron ring embedded in the wood, and a moment later, he was standing on the 'unpolished' wood floors, gazing about at the display of fine work.
Is it possible to find raw, 'unpolished' non-commercial perspectives on youth that are fun and challenging to read, and worth returning to?
The punchy five-track EP, with songs like You and Me Geometry and Haircut, is an 'unpolished' indie rock gem full of post-high-school relationship angst.
John Paul's coffin was of 'unpolished' , uncarved timber bearing a plain crucifix on top.
This article is a little ragged and 'unpolished' .
Designers use marble with both polished and 'unpolished' finishes.
The floor was of bare wood, 'unpolished' , with a curious weather-stained look, almost as though it was the salt-encrusted deck of an ancient sailing ship.
While the Rabbit - or whatever it had been - in Traders Meet was rough, 'unpolished' wood, all timber in this room was varnished and polished to a deep shine.
Some are luxurious, others are simple and 'unpolished' .
On glass sheets balanced by tall and short stumps of 'unpolished' granite lie beautifully crafted Viking-shaped candles.
Front man Eric Budd's vocals are 'unpolished' yet still manage to be smooth and palatable; and their lone saxophone is better than a full horn section - its sound will surely make your body writhe with its sexy blare.
These elements don't really gel and the whole thing too often reads like a sketch for a novel, full of interesting but 'unpolished' ideas, rather than the finished article.
He shunned the fury of the senses and what Keats called ‘ruffian passion’, which Boucher perceived as not merely 'unpolished' and irrational but also as supremely unaesthetic.
Tantalum is a very hard, malleable, ductile metal with a silvery bluish color when 'unpolished' , but a bright silvery color when polished.
Save for a very 'unpolished' Polish accent, Elizabeth Wilson is a sturdy Zofia.
In every crystal shop, both the polished and the 'unpolished' minerals are usually available, but what is the difference when using them for healing?
Insistent, often 'unpolished' , and flecked with humour, Shary Boyle's drawings expose private vice and public embarrassment.
Tellingly, Namath, Allen, and Robertson all criticize the 'unpolished' arrogance of the modern athlete, just as they were criticized before.
That said, this jagged, 'unpolished' barrage of drums, Melvin Van Peebles samples and dime-bag craziness wouldn't be complete without the voices of reason: Quas and Madlib.
The floor is laid with special imported stones and left uneven and 'unpolished' .
As a result, the songs come off as 'unpolished' , lending them a simple yet emotional tone.
His main beverage is a unique concoction of ingredients deemed healthy in Japan: raw egg, sesame seeds, 'unpolished' rice, parched bean flour, green tea leaves, vinegar and yogurt.
It was a little naïve and 'unpolished' (the opposite of what Alice had thought it would be), but it was at the same time quite thrilling.
Rich sources of magnesium include green leafy vegetables, 'unpolished' grains, nuts and seeds.
They grumble about long, windy, 'unpolished' pieces that don't fit into Slashdot's paragraph-link weblog format, and a style that sometimes glosses over key distinctions.
Two 'unpolished' stars surfaced through the lighted ones.
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