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rugged

[ruhg-id] / ˈrʌg ɪd /






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A long-time search and rescue volunteer in the area, Warner says you could practically walk right past a missing person and not see them, as the terrain is so "rugged".

From BBC

Warm little breezes would whisper down from the green, rugged hills; and the air would be so full of sweet smells, it would make your nose tickle and burn.

From Literature

They are described as “rugged” or “tough;” they sport beards and tattoos.

From The Wall Street Journal

For hundreds of years, Cornwall writers have drawn on its rugged cliffs, stormy seas and mining history for characters, settings and storylines.

From BBC

I like how rugged their style is, but somehow they make it look really high fashion.

From Los Angeles Times