Knowing
Knowing adjective - Having inside information.
Raw
Raw adjective - Lacking in adult experience or maturity.
Usage example: recruiters like to say the military turns raw youths into responsible men and women
Nearby Word: rawness
Both words in one sentence
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At one point, hungry but not knowing for what, he makes a smoothie out of a slab of raw liver (including the blood that had leaked into the bottom of the package).
Source: Unconventional Smoothie -
Knowing full well what usually happens to a kid after this, she tells her "When you grow up, if you still feel raw about it, I'll be waiting." This is a great Sequel Hook.
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Guide Dang It: Unless the player has inhuman intuition, it is impossible to prevent Susan's breakdown in Chapter 3 without already knowing what to do, either from a walkthrough, a previous playthrough, or Save Scumming, and consequently it is impossible to get the Golden Ending on a raw first pass.
Source: Video Game / The Cat Lady
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