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Contexts ▼▲ Superlative for having an uneven or irregular surface Superlative for having a surface or texture that is coarse or bristly (of skin) Superlative for not smooth (of a person) Superlative for lacking sophistication or refinement Superlative for harsh or severe in nature Superlative for difficult or unpleasant in nature Superlative for aggressive or violent in nature Superlative for marked by turmoil, disturbance or violent energy (of a voice) Superlative for gruff, hoarse or raspy Superlative for discordant or harsh-sounding to the ears Superlative for not fully worked out or including every detail Superlative for crudely constructed, typically in a hasty or improvised manner Superlative for lacking in skill or refinement Superlative for not precise or exact (of the weather) Superlative for characterized by windy or stormy conditions Superlative for vigorously disturbed or agitated, especially by the elements Superlative for not in good health (of wine or another alcoholic drink) Superlative for sharp or harsh in taste … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Superlative for having an uneven or irregular surface bumpiest ruggedest coarsest rockiest craggiest stoniest jaggedest choppiest jaggiest lumpiest pebbliest scraggiest knobbliest knottiest ruttiest knobbiest most broken most irregular most uneven most gnarled most ragged most unlevel most rutted most asperous most cragged most nodose most nodular most nodulous “It will be difficult to walk on the rough surface with those stilettos.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for having a surface or texture that is coarse or bristly bristliest coarsest prickliest shaggiest brambliest brushiest fleeciest furriest fuzziest hairiest nappiest scratchiest bushiest woolliestUK wooliestUS most dishevelledUK most furred most hirsute most tousled most unshorn most bearded most cottony most disheveledUS “This breed of terrier has a coat of fur that is rough and thick.” Adjective ▲ (of skin) Superlative for not smooth driest brittlest scaliest wrinkliest most shrivelledUK most shriveledUS most withered most chapped most leathery most wizened most calloused most scabrous most wrinkled most weather-beaten “This balm will help to moisturize and bring immediate relief to rough skin.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Superlative for lacking sophistication or refinement coarsest rudest uncouthest crudest bluntest brusquest curtest impolitest vulgarest crassest toughest bluffest dourest foulest hardest lewdest obscenest profanest severest austerest bawdiest dirtiest fiercest filthiest grimmest grossest ruggedest sternest stiffest cruelest gruffest harshest meanest starkest steeliest bitterest commonest flintiest heaviest loudest most unrefined most uncultured most churlish most ungracious most boorish most discourteous most ill-bred most uncivil most brutal most brutish most ill-mannered most indecent most indecorous most indelicate most oafish most offensive most ribald most uncultivated most unmannerly most unpolished most bearish most forbidding most inconsiderate most inelegant most vulgarian most bad-mannered most inhuman most intimidating most artless most foul-mouthed most hardhanded most improper most insensible most lowbred most lowbrow most onerous most oppressive most tasteless most unceremonious most ungentle most incult most lowering most murderous most raffish most ungentlemanly most unladylike “Arya could almost sense a heart of gold behind Sandor Clegane's rough exterior.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for harsh or severe in nature harshest severest sharpest toughest firmest nastiest strictest cruelest hardest heaviest sternest unfairest unkindest curtest extremest rowdiest most uncompromising most abrasive most callous most excessive most forceful most ruthless most unbending most unfeeling most unjust most unyielding most brutal most heartless most inconsiderate most insensitive most rigorous most unrelenting most unsympathetic most merciless most savage “Try not to be too rough on her as she is genuinely trying her best.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for difficult or unpleasant in nature difficultest hardest toughest grimmest severest harshest unpleasantest heaviest baddest bitterest cruelest ruggedest stiffest sweatiest most challenging most testing most trying most arduous most demanding most strenuous most toilsome most exacting most excruciating most gruelingUS most gruellingUK most onerous most oppressive most backbreaking most brutal most burdensome most formidable most grievous most hardhanded most hellacious most inhuman most laborious most murderous most uncomfortable most drastic most effortful most killer most rigorous most unjust “The company is going through a rough period as it deals with increasing market competition.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for aggressive or violent in nature violentest unruliest viciousest hardest rowdiest toughest wildest ugliest most brutal most aggressive most boisterous most disorderly most fractious most troublemaking most undisciplined most belligerent most contumacious most disruptive most intractable most pugnacious most thuggish most unrestrained most anarchic most lawless most radge most unmanageable “I grew up in a rough neighborhood where I had to learn to fend for myself.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for marked by turmoil, disturbance or violent energy fiercest rabidest ruggedest gruffest most raucous most chaotic most boisterous most ferocious most convulsive most explosive most forceful most furious most blustering most paroxysmal most tumultuous most turbulent “A chain of islands and sand bars extending along the mainland protects this shallow area from the rough waters of the Gulf.” Adjective ▲ (of a voice) Superlative for gruff, hoarse or raspy gruffest coarsest croakiest driest harshest hoarsest huskiest raspiest throatiest scratchiest thickest most cracked most guttural most rusty most rasping most gravelly “The escaped convict scowled at Pip in a rough voice, demanding that the boy bring him some food.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for discordant or harsh-sounding to the ears harshest shrillest sharpest noisiest squawkiest most discordant most jarring most piercing most strident most cacophonous most dissonant most unmusical most unmelodious most inharmonious “Why should I leave the soft music of the chamber at the rough blare of the trumpet?” Adjective ▲ Superlative for not fully worked out or including every detail crudest rawest hastiest quickest sketchiest earliest most basic most unpolished most cursory most incomplete most rudimentary most unrefined most imperfect most inductive most preparative most undeveloped “This is only a rough draft of the report and many details will still need to be fleshed out in due course.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for crudely constructed, typically in a hasty or improvised manner simplest crudest plainest clumsiest rudest austerest most basic most primitive most unrefined most roughhewn most rustic most spartan most artless most rough-and-ready most rough-and-tumble most jury-rigged “In the garage, she scavenged wood and pounded together some rough furniture for her dolls.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for lacking in skill or refinement awkwardest clumsiest coarsest crudest klutziest most graceless most ungraceful most unpolished most unsophisticated most inept most unrefined most unskilful most unskillful most careless most heavy-handed most inexpert most rough-and-tumble “The rough strokes clearly show that this painting is a forgery.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for not precise or exact vaguest broadest loosest haziest sketchiest foggiest most approximate most general most imprecise most inexact most approximative most uncertain most unprecise most coarse-grained “I should be able to provide you with a rough estimate of the costs involved.” Adjective ▲ (of the weather) Superlative for characterized by windy or stormy conditions stormiest squalliest foulest gustiest intensest wildest bleakest choppiest nastiest violentest rainiest wettest windiest heaviest rawest dirtiest filthiest unpleasantest most tempestuous most blustering most blustery most inclement most thundery most tumultuous most turbulent most ferocious most raging most stormful most agitated most cyclonic most storm-wracked most disagreeable “The coast guard must be commended for braving the rough weather during the rescue operation.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for vigorously disturbed or agitated, especially by the elements bumpiest violentest choppiest jerkiest most turbulent most agitated most disturbed most heaving most restless most troubled most unsettled most jouncy most raging most herky-jerky “She stood alone outside on the veranda, looking out towards the rough seas.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for not in good health queasiest sickest baddest dizziest faintest giddiest peakiest rottenest awfullest funniest lousiest sickliest crummiest grottiest seediest ropiest terriblest most unwell most ill most indisposed most liverish most nauseated most nauseous most off most crook most dreadful most peculiar most peaked most peakish most lightheaded most wabbit most out of sorts most washed out “The altitude would hit her and she started feeling a little rough.” Adjective ▲ (of wine or another alcoholic drink) Superlative for sharp or harsh in taste sharpest sourest acerbest bitterest most acerbic most acidic most pungent most acetous most acid most vinegary “This wine is a full-bodied, rough blend of Syrah, Grenache, and Merlot.” Find more words! 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