rough in Latin
rough in Latin is difficilis, asper, turbulentus — rough means having an uneven or bumpy surface; not smooth.
rough in Latin
difficilis
asper
Not smooth; uneven.
turbulentus
Turbulent.
impolītus
Crude; unrefined.
rudis
Crude; unrefined.
What does "rough" mean?
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adj Having an uneven or bumpy surface; not smooth.
"The rough stone wall scraped her hand."
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adj Approximate, or done without much care or finishing.
"Give me a rough estimate of the total cost."
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adj Harsh, difficult, or unpleasant to go through.
"It's been a rough year for the whole family."
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adj Violent or lacking gentleness in manner.
"Try not to be so rough with the puppy."
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rough in a sentence
- The rough stone wall scraped her hand.
- Give me a rough estimate of the total cost.
- This is just a rough draft — I'll polish it later.
- It's been a rough year for the whole family.
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What is "rough" in Latin?
"rough" in Latin is difficilis, asper, turbulentus. rough means: Having an uneven or bumpy surface; not smooth.
How do you use "rough" in a sentence?
Example: "The rough stone wall scraped her hand." In Latin, "rough" is difficilis, asper, turbulentus.
Are there other ways to say "rough" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 5 translations listed for "rough": difficilis, asper, turbulentus, impolītus, rudis.
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