raggedly
adverb
uk/ˈræɡ.ɪd.li/us/ˈræɡ.ɪd.li/raggedlyadverb(CLOTHES)
wearingclothesthat aretornand not in goodcondition:
She did notnoticethe raggedlydressedwoman who wascrossingtheroadtowards her.
- Hiscoatfellraggedly about hisankles.
- The men were raggedlyclothedindirtyuniforms.
- Several raggedlycladvillagechildrenrunafter thecar.
In bad condition
- battered
- battle-scarred
- be on the skidsidiom
- beatsomeoneup
- blasted
- glitchy
- have seen better daysidiom
- hors de combat
- impaired
- in good, bad, etc. repairidiom
- ruined
- runsomeone/somethingdown
- sad
- scarred
- scuffed
- the worse for wearidiom
- worm-eaten
- worn out
- worse
- worsening
raggedlyadverb(EDGE)
with anedgethat is notsmooth:
破烂地；粗糙地；不整齐地Thematerialhad beentornraggedly.材料被撕得破烂不堪。
- He had awhitebeard, raggedlycut.
- It was ahumanhand, raggedlyseveredat thewrist.
Rough, irregular and uneven
- abrasion
- abrasive
- abrasiveness
- bumpy
- coarsely
- jag
- jagged
- jaggedly
- jaggy
- jerky
- pebbled
- pockmarked
- ragged
- raggedness
- raggedy
- roughness
- scratchy
- unsteadily
- unsteady
- wonky
raggedlyadverb(NOT REGULARLY)
in a way that is notregularorcontrolled:
Thechildwasbreathingraggedly.
Theconversationsandlaughterdiedaway raggedly.
- Myheartwasbeatingraggedly.
- Sighing raggedly, shelayon her back.
- "What are you doing?" shegaspedraggedly.
Changing frequently
- capricious
- capriciously
- capriciousness
- changeable
- dipsy-doodle
- fickle
- fluidity
- inconsistently
- inconstant
- inflammable
- kaleidoscopic
- kaleidoscopically
- mercurial
- protean
- raggedness
- schizophrenically
- shifting
- skittish
- yo-yoing
- zigzag
raggedlyadverb(NOT WELL)
in a way that is not very good, because of not beingorganized:
不协调地，没有章法地，拙劣地Thebandplayedraggedly.乐队演奏得乱七八糟。
- Thepieceendedabitraggedly.
- Theirgamebeganraggedly, butimproved.
Quite good, or not very good
- acceptable
- adequacy
- adequate
- adequately
- agreeable
- fair
- iffy
- impure
- indifferent
- indifferently
- kind
- pass
- patchiness
- patchy
- raggedness
- reasonable
- refined
- rose
- rough
- scratch
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