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ragged
02
rugueux, déchiré
having an outline that is irregular or uneven
ragged
adj
rag
v
raggedly
adv
raggedly
adv
raggedness
n
raggedness
n
Exemple
The old rug had a ragged edge where it had been worn down by years of foot traffic.
The ragged edges of the torn envelope indicated it had been opened hastily.
The ragged man huddled in the alley, shivering from the cold.
He looked ragged after staying up late every night to prepare for the exam.
The soldiers, ragged and battle-weary, returned home after months of fighting.
