straggly Sentence Examples
- The abandoned house stood forlornly, its roof sagging and windows boarded up with straggly weeds growing through the cracks.
- The once-manicured lawn had become a straggly patch of overgrown grass and wildflowers.
- The elderly woman's hair was straggly and gray, framing a face lined with time.
- The stray cat's fur was matted and straggly, begging for a warm bath and a loving home.
- The dying tree's branches reached out in straggly defiance, their leaves long since fallen.
- The abandoned dock's planks were rotting and straggly, barely supporting the weight of a single person.
- The hiker's beard had grown into a straggly mess, hiding his face from the world.
- The fence around the property was dilapidated, its wooden slats straggly and broken.
- The old man's hands were gnarled and straggly, reflecting years of hard work and toil.
- The zombie's limbs hung limply, their skin straggly and discolored, a horrifying sight to behold.
straggly Meaning
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straggly (s)
spreading out in different directions or distributed irregularly
growing or spreading sparsely or irregularly
Synonyms & Antonyms of straggly
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spreading out in different directions or distributed irregularly, growing or spreading sparsely or irregularly
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The abandoned house stood forlornly, its roof sagging and windows boarded up with straggly weeds growing through the cracks.
The once-manicured lawn had become a straggly patch of overgrown grass and wildflowers.
The elderly woman's hair was straggly and gray, framing a face lined with time.
The stray cat's fur was matted and straggly, begging for a warm bath and a loving home.
