jaggedness

IPA: dʒˈægʌdnʌs

Examples of "jaggedness" in Sentences

Their form is shard-like: all harsh angles with a jaggedness that evokes crystals or canyon rock formations.
It would be interesting to have someone do a study of the relative jaggedness or temporal compression of poll shifts today versus 30 years ago.
Observed sufficiently closely, shorelines were almost intractably irregular, with a small-scale jaggedness that defied any simple depiction or measurement.
I felt the smoothness and the contrasting jaggedness of the crucifix across my palm and brooded over the agonizing pain and misery the Son of God suffered on my behalf.
The paragraph break emphasizes the jaggedness of the narrative leap — and, perhaps equally important from a submission perspective, renders the plot twist easier for a skimming eye to catch.