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DictionarySeerawa raw deal
raw dealAn unfair situation or poor treatment. Mandy really got a raw deal at that job. They passed her over for so many promotions!See also: deal, raw*raw dealan instance of unfair or bad treatment. (*Typically: get ~; have ~; give someone ~.) Mary got a raw deal on her traffic ticket. She was innocent, but she had to pay a big fine. I bought a used TV that worked for two days and then quit. I sure got a raw deal. You sure had a raw deal.See also: deal, rawraw dealAn instance of unfair or harsh treatment, as in After 25 years with the bank Bob got a raw deal-no pension, no retirement benefits of any kind, just a gold watch. Raw here means "crude" or "unfair." [First half of 1900s] See also: deal, rawa raw (or rough) deal a situation in which someone receives unfair or harsh treatment. informalSee also: deal, rawa raw/rough ˈdeal unfair treatment: Many old people feel they are getting a raw deal from the state: they pay money towards a pension all their working life but discover it isn’t worth much when they retire.See also: deal, raw, rougha raw deal n. an unfair deal; unfair treatment. My last job was a raw deal. I hope this is better. See also: deal, raw raw deal An instance of unfair treatment: got a raw deal from our insurance company.See also: deal, rawraw deal, aHarsh or unfair treatment. The raw in this expression, which originated in America, means “crude.” In 1912 a Canadian dictionary defined the term as “a swindle,” a meaning not much invoked today. E. C. Bentley used the expression in Those Days (1940): “If it was what is known nowadays as a raw deal, they did not mind.”See also: rawFinancialSeeRaw |