Raw
Trained
Trained adjective - Shaped or conditioned or disciplined by training; often used as a combining form.
Both words in one sentence
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Lizzie McGuire's mother served her glasses of raw eggs as she trained for a rhythmic gymnastics competition, but Lizzie dumped the eggs into a frying pan instead of drinking them.
Source: Raw Eggs Make You Stronger -
Where the warrior is more of a raw physical fighter, the Valkyrie is a shield maiden trained to use divine magic in battle, similar to a paladin.
Source: Valkyries - Takamura won, but it was partly because Bryan Hawk never trained for any of his fights and relied on his raw talent while Takamura always trains his hardest for fights.
Source: The Gift
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