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badly dressed
adjective as in frumpy
adjective as in ragged
Strong matches
adjective as in raggedy
adjective as in scraggly
adjective as in tatterdemalion
adjective as in tattered
Example Sentences
I wouldn't call Pippa, "really badly dressed" as much as just ... dopey.
Of course, he did not want to be seen with anyone so badly dressed.
The warriors formed a wide circle, in the centre of which was the drum, beaten by five badly dressed men.
My mother was shocked when I told her of some of the ordinary looking, badly dressed girls Miss Peyton had allowed to enter.
There was an enormous crowd, including every type of beauty and ugliness, of well and badly dressed people.
The Madrileñas have adopted the costumes of Paris, and in fashionable attire Spanish women always look badly dressed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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