ragged
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Adj — Torn or worn to shreds; tattered.
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How to use ragged
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Etymology
From Middle English ragged, related to Old Norse words for "tufted" or "shaggy" — the same family as "rag."
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What does “ragged” mean?
The word “ragged” means torn or worn to shreds; tattered. In plain terms, torn and worn-out — or, more broadly, rough and uneven rather than smooth or polished.
How do you pronounce “ragged”?
“Ragged” is pronounced RA-gihd (/ˈɹæɡɪd/ in IPA).
How do you use “ragged” in a sentence?
Here is “ragged” used in a sentence: “He wore a ragged old coat that had seen better days.”
What part of speech is “ragged”?
“Ragged” is an adjective.
Where does the word “ragged” come from?
The word “ragged” comes from Middle English. From Middle English ragged, related to Old Norse words for "tufted" or "shaggy" — the same family as "rag.".
Is “ragged” a common word?
“Ragged” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “ragged” have?
“Ragged” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: torn or worn to shreds; tattered.