Pronunciation: /ˈrʌɡɪd/
adjective having a rough, irregular, or uneven surface; tough and strong; suitable for rough use or conditions
A1 The rugged terrain made it difficult for the hikers to climb.
A2 She wore a rugged pair of boots for the outdoor adventure.
B1 The rugged coastline was breathtakingly beautiful.
B2 The rugged mountain range offered a challenging hike for experienced climbers.
C1 The rugged landscape was untouched by human development.
C2 The rugged wilderness provided a sense of isolation and tranquility.
formal The rugged terrain made it difficult for the hikers to navigate.
informal I love exploring rugged landscapes with my friends.
slang That guy is so rugged, he never shaves or combs his hair.
figurative Her rugged determination helped her overcome all obstacles in her way.
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