rugged — Having a rough, uneven, or rocky surface; characterized by harsh or difficult conditions. Can also describe someone as tough and hardy.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Having a rough, uneven, or rocky surface; characterized by harsh or difficult conditions. Can also describe someone as tough and hardy.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈrʌɡɪd/
Korean meaning: 험준한, 거친, 튼튼한, 강인한
Korean pronunciation: 러기드 (강세: 러)
Example Sentences
- My phone survived the camping trip thanks to its rugged case - it's tougher than my relationship with vegetables!
- The rugged mountain path challenged even experienced climbers.
- His rugged charm worked on everyone except his mother, who still made him eat his vegetables.
rugged
ADJECTIVE//ˈrʌɡɪd//
Having a rough, uneven, or rocky surface; characterized by harsh or difficult conditions. Can also describe someone as tough and hardy.
Having a rough, uneven, or rocky surface; characterized by harsh or difficult conditions. Can also describe someone as tough and hardy.
Though the terrain was rugged and his pack was tugged, his companion hugged close!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From 14th century Scandinavian languages, originally meaning 'roughly haired' or 'shaggy.' Over time, it evolved to describe rough terrain, appearance, or character traits.
🎵Rhyme
📝Examples
“My phone survived the camping trip thanks to its rugged case - it's tougher than my relationship with vegetables!”
“The rugged mountain path challenged even experienced climbers.”
“His rugged charm worked on everyone except his mother, who still made him eat his vegetables.”
“The rugged coastline provided stunning views for photographers.”
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