The street vendor sold green mangoes, claiming each one was perfectly *kacha*.
She remembered the taste of the *kacha* aam chutney her grandmother used to make.
Despite its *kacha* construction, the shed had weathered many storms.
He felt *kacha* inside, a raw and vulnerable feeling he couldn't shake.
The newly built bridge felt surprisingly *kacha*, swaying precariously in the wind.
The pottery felt *kacha* and unfinished, lacking the proper glaze.
Eating the *kacha* jackfruit gave her a stomach ache later that night.
The paint was still *kacha*, and he accidentally smudged it with his sleeve.
His feelings for her were *kacha*, still in the early stages of development.
The farmer worried the *kacha* harvest wouldn't yield enough profit.
The young bird's wings were still *kacha*, hindering its ability to fly.
The plan was still *kacha* and needed a lot more work before implementation.
He described the relationship as *kacha*, hinting at its fragility.
The house felt *kacha*, not yet lived in and lacking warmth.
The artist preferred the raw, *kacha* look of the unpolished wood.
The deal felt *kacha*, like something was missing or incomplete.
The unripe tomatoes were rejected for being too *kacha* and sour.
He didn't want to speak too soon; the agreement was still *kacha*.
She preferred the tartness of *kacha* mango pickles to the sweet ones.
The idea was still *kacha* in his mind, needing time to fully form.
The documentary highlighted the *kacha* infrastructure in the rural village.
They lived in a *kacha* house made of mud and straw.
He felt *kacha* and unprepared for the important presentation.
The diamond was still *kacha*, requiring cutting and polishing.
She hesitated to invest, the business plan still feeling *kacha*.
The writing was *kacha*, showing promise but needing editing.
He admitted that his understanding of the subject was still *kacha*.
The building materials were *kacha*, making the project risky.
The news felt *kacha*, like an unfinished story needing confirmation.
The experiment was still *kacha*, requiring more trials and data.
He felt a *kacha* pain in his stomach before the performance.
She liked the taste of *kacha* mango with chili powder and salt.
The singer’s voice sounded *kacha*, especially on the high notes.
The emotions were *kacha*, intense but not fully understood.
The project seemed *kacha*, hastily put together at the last minute.
The foundation of the building felt *kacha*, raising concerns about its stability.
He dismissed the idea as *kacha* and unrealistic.
The information was *kacha*, unreliable and potentially misleading.
The raw, *kacha* talent was evident, but needed refinement.
The deal fell through because the agreement was too *kacha*.
Her voice was *kacha* with emotion as she described the incident.
The evidence was *kacha*, not strong enough to support the claim.
The understanding between them felt *kacha*, based on assumptions.
The fabric was *kacha*, unfinished and prone to tearing.
The data was *kacha*, requiring cleaning and analysis.
The design felt *kacha*, lacking the final touches.
He felt *kacha* and awkward in the unfamiliar situation.
The feelings were too *kacha* to express in words.
The sound quality was *kacha*, hindering the recording.
The website was *kacha*, still under construction and buggy.
She felt *kacha* and vulnerable after the argument.
The wood was *kacha*, too green to use for furniture.
The plot was *kacha*, underdeveloped and predictable.
The software was *kacha*, prone to crashing and errors.
He described his life as *kacha*, lacking direction and purpose.
The pottery was *kacha*, easily breakable if not handled carefully.
The cake tasted *kacha*, as if it hadn't been baked long enough.
She preferred the crunch of *kacha* vegetables in her salad.
He regretted making the impulsive decision; it felt *kacha*.
The argument was *kacha*, lacking a clear resolution.
The friendship was still *kacha*, needing time to solidify.
The plan felt too *kacha* to present to the board.
The relationship ended because the foundation was *kacha*.
He tried to ignore the *kacha* feeling of unease in his stomach.
The solution was *kacha*, a temporary fix rather than a long-term solution.
The house felt *kacha*, unfinished and lacking personal touches.
She preferred the tangy taste of *kacha* tamarind.
His performance was *kacha*, lacking the polish of a seasoned actor.
The painting was *kacha*, needing a final layer of varnish.
The evidence was considered *kacha* and inadmissible in court.
The negotiations were *kacha*, on shaky ground and prone to collapse.
The technology was *kacha*, still in the early stages of development.
He felt *kacha* and exposed, standing alone in the spotlight.
She felt a *kacha* sense of betrayal after discovering the truth.
The raw *kacha* footage revealed the shocking reality.
The deal was risky because the company was still *kacha*.
His excuse sounded *kacha*, unbelievable and unconvincing.
The explanation was *kacha*, leaving many questions unanswered.
The building's *kacha* construction violated safety codes.
She knew the project was *kacha*, doomed from the start.
He tried to avoid showing his *kacha* vulnerability.
The music was *kacha*, lacking the sophistication of mature compositions.
The project was *kacha*, with no clear goals or objectives.
The relationship was too *kacha* to withstand the challenges.
He dismissed the concerns as *kacha* anxieties.
The evidence seemed *kacha*, circumstantial at best.
The data was *kacha*, lacking the necessary details.
She felt *kacha* and uncertain about the future.
The design felt too *kacha*, needing more refinement.
The software was buggy because it was rushed and *kacha*.
He preferred the simple, *kacha* beauty of raw materials.
The cake's texture was *kacha*, suggesting underbaking.
She enjoys the tart, slightly sour flavor of *kacha* mangoes.
The agreement felt fragile and *kacha*, easily broken.
The feeling of love was *kacha*, new and uncertain.
His understanding of quantum physics felt profoundly *kacha*.
The prototype was *kacha* but demonstrated the concept well.
The artist deliberately left the edges *kacha* for a rustic effect.
The emotions were too raw and *kacha* to process immediately.
She felt a sudden, *kacha* pang of regret.