descarnada

This is the 10792nd most frequent Spanish word.


descarnada

"Descarnada" means "bare, stark, or stripped of flesh."


In this sentence, 'descarnada' means 'stark' or 'harsh,' used to describe the nature of the social critique made by the novel.

La novela contiene una crítica social descarnada.

The novel contains a stark social critique.


Here, 'descarnado' conveys 'raw' or 'unembellished,' emphasizing the straightforward and unfiltered nature of the recounting of events.

Su relato de los hechos fue descarnado y directo.

His account of the events was raw and direct.


In this context, 'descarnada' means 'unvarnished' or 'blunt,' implying the plain and honest perspective provided regarding political reality.

En el debate, presentó una visión descarnada de la realidad política.

In the debate, she offered an unvarnished view of the political reality.