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ragged
adjective as in worn-out; in shreds
Strong matches
Example Sentences
But one of them has run a ragged, undisciplined and often listless campaign, increasingly focused on blatantly false claims and hateful invective, and without the slightest pretense of “moderation” or unifying rhetoric.
They left and returned to the hillside in a slow ragged line.
But it has also generated a ragged trail of misinformation that officials are still trying to combat.
In the ad, Berlant suggests that the woman on the mountain needn't huff and puff on that ragged path upwards — an act meant to symbolize eating a plant-based diet to save the planet.
It was miserable, and was compounded by the ragged DeChambeau making a miraculous escape from a bunker to land the winning par on the final hole.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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