Moderate as in ragged Having a rough or uneven surface, similar to the rugged features found in craggy landscapes. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Scraggy'
The old castle's walls were scraggy, telling tales of battles fought centuries ago.
She brushed off the scraggy remnants of sand from her beach towel after a relaxing day by the ocean.
The old tree in the haunted forest had scraggy branches reaching out like bony fingers.
The scraggy ruins of the ancient castle stood as a testament to a bygone era of grandeur.
His scraggy beard and worn-out clothes suggested a life of hardship and constant struggle.
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