0 A rough-hewn material, such as wood or stone, has been shaped, but not given a smooth surface. --
She's an experienced politician with a rough-hewn style.
Hitch would have carved out rough-hewn forms ready for the master carver to add the fine details and finishing touches to the sculpture.
They were now glorified as men of rough-hewn integrity and self-reliant strength.
The campground is in the general shape of a rectangle of 34 tents, or cabins, made of rough-hewn lumber.
By 1860 the populace was enough to support a rough-hewn log church and assignment of a priest.
Although he wasn't poor, his vicarage was furnished with rough-hewn logs, instead of chairs.
There are two outbuildings with old beams and rough-hewn horizontal siding.
A third of the way up from the ground, a bronze plaque is set into the rough-hewn grey granite.
The steeple is accessed via a rough-hewn ladder in the anteroom.
