ragged — having an irregular, rough, or uneven surface or edge
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having an irregular, rough, or uneven surface or edge
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈræɡɪd/
Korean meaning: 거칠고 불규칙한, 울퉁불퉁한
Korean pronunciation: 래-기드 (강세: 래)
Example Sentences
- His ragged jeans were so fashionable that people thought he paid extra for the holes!
- The ragged mountains stood against the sky like giant teeth.
- After chasing three toddlers all day, the babysitter looked completely ragged.
ragged
ADJECTIVE//ˈræɡɪd//
having an irregular, rough, or uneven surface or edge
Torn edges rough and uneven
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The ragged flag sagged and jagged in the wind.
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Origin
From Middle English 'ragge' or 'rag,' which likely derives from Old Norse 'rögg' meaning tuft or shaggy hair, combined with the adjective suffix '-ed' to create an adjective meaning having rags or a ragged appearance.
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“His ragged jeans were so fashionable that people thought he paid extra for the holes!”
“The ragged mountains stood against the sky like giant teeth.”
“After chasing three toddlers all day, the babysitter looked completely ragged.”
“The paper had ragged edges because he tore it out of the notebook carelessly.”
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