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Vocabulary Entry
ragged
|adjective • verb • noun
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A
adjective
Having an uneven or worn-out appearance; tattered or shabby.
Example Sentences
"The ragged clothes of the homeless man caught everyone's attention."
"She wore a ragged scarf that looked like it had seen better days."
"The old book had a ragged cover, frayed at the edges."
V
verb
To form or create ragged edges or appearance.
Example Sentences
"He ragged the edges of the paper to give it a vintage look."
"The artist chose to ragged the canvas to create a distressed effect."
"She decided to ragged her old jeans for a trendy style."
N
noun
Raggedness; a state of being uneven or worn.
Example Sentences
"The ragged of the landscape made it look wild and untamed."
"He couldn't ignore the ragged of his torn sneakers."
"The ragged of her speech showed her nervousness at the podium."