scraggedness Sentence Examples
- The scraggedness of the old tree's bark hinted at its age and resilience.
- The dog's scraggedness was a testament to its hard life on the streets.
- The neglected garden had succumbed to a state of scraggedness, with overgrown weeds and wilting flowers.
- The scraggedness of the abandoned building evoked a sense of desolation and decay.
- The hikers trudged through the scraggedness of the undergrowth, their clothes torn and their shoes muddy.
- The elderly woman's scraggedness was not a sign of poverty but rather the result of a long and arduous life.
- The scraggedness of the ancient ruins suggested the passage of countless years and the rise and fall of civilizations.
- The professor's scraggedness was a distraction from his otherwise impeccable academic credentials.
- The scraggedness of the scarecrow served its purpose, deterring birds and other pests from the field.
- The scraggedness of the landscape reflected the harsh and unforgiving nature of the environment.
scraggedness Meaning
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scraggedness (n.)
Quality or state of being scragged.
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Quality or state of being scragged.
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The scraggedness of the old tree's bark hinted at its age and resilience.
The dog's scraggedness was a testament to its hard life on the streets.
The neglected garden had succumbed to a state of scraggedness, with overgrown weeds and wilting flowers.
The scraggedness of the abandoned building evoked a sense of desolation and decay.
