processed
Eat a healthy diet. Unprocessed foods, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, are the best foods you can eat.
Eat high-fibre cereal or add unprocessed bran to your regular breakfast cereal.
Humans can contract anthrax by coming in close contact with B. anthracis spores from infected animal products, such as unprocessed hides and bones.
Haiti has begun importing unprocessed wood directly from Delaware because extreme deforestation has eliminated 95 percent of its trees.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Natural and artificial
anti-natural
artificial
artificiality
artificially
biodynamic
fake
false
freshness
God-given
imitation
organically
pure
rawness
refined
simulated
unenriched
unnatural
unnaturally
unposed
untamed

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Various qualities of food

unprocessedadjective (NOT DEALT WITH)

(of documents) not having been dealt with in an official way:
They made efforts to deal with the backlog of unprocessed applications.
There is a mounting pile of unprocessed claims for unemployment benefits.
(of information) not having had a series of operations performed on it by computer:
All unprocessed data is stored locally.
In order to create useful information, data (unprocessed facts and figures) must be collected and organized in some meaningful pattern.
(of difficult or sad feelings) not thought about so that they can be accepted:
Unprocessed grief can affect your daily life for many years.
It used to be believed that depression, anger and unprocessed emotions are what cause cancer.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Dealing with things or people
addressable
approach
attend to someone/something
be all over it idiom
beard the lion (in his/her den)idiom
bed
cut
grip
have it out with someoneidiom
hold
hold onidiom
I/I've got thisidiom
ill-prepared
square
tend to someone/something
to get a handle on somethingidiom
to have a handle on somethingidiom
tough
tough something out
weather

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Computer concepts
Not showing or feeling emotions

Examples of unprocessed

unprocessed
The ultimate goal of the government was to gradually phase out unprocessed cocoa exports (ibid.).
Melodies resulting from these states alone were described as unprocessed.
However, the unprocessed and disintegrated feelings from these incidents did not vanish.
The matrix has had a gentle thermal history and is believed to be the (relatively unprocessed) original dust from which the planets formed.
The melodies demonstrated more variety than the unprocessed group and occasional flashes of novelty.
Provision in kind usually came in five main varieties : bread, fish (usually herrings), beer, unprocessed grain and clothing.
Infection may occur when the food consists of unprocessed plant material.
These interpretations become multi-dimensional when considering that the unprocessed sounds, which are more present, arouse recognition, bringing each individual listener's specific associative recollections into play.
Because we are making the change without shutting down the system, we have to consider the existing unprocessed events before switching to the new format.
While the latter only form a passive storage of ' ' unprocessed' ' utterances, commitments in commitment stores have more elaborate consequences.
The sounds were all unprocessed, and were played at full bandwidth.
Each provides data streams, whether unprocessed audio or controller data, on/off switches, sensor systems, or pre-processed input to be incorporated by the 'listening' environment.
A pattern of alternating light and dark columns of approximately equal width was visible in the unprocessed tissue.
Unprocessed sewage material was coming out at a distance of 600 m from the valley fountain.
The discrepancy may suggest that a greater proportion of the insoluble leaf structure in bamboo is unprocessed by microbes.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.