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Meanings of cragged in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mountainous"
Examples for "mountainous"
1
Mostly U.S. troops are responsible for helping Afghan forces patrol mountainous region.
2
The areas most affected are mountainous regions, the midlands and south east.
3
Many of the country's mountainous rural areas are however hard to reach.
4
The island is 30 miles long, and is mountainous in the centre.
5
This quake struck a mountainous area where most inhabitants are local farmers.
1
The terrain of the Five Towns is hilly and therefore offers views.
2
It was more hilly and upland; and the vegetation had altogether changed.
3
The prison van jolted and bumped along the rocky and hilly road.
4
The Scottish Trials was over eight hundred miles of hilly, heavy roads.
5
The latter part of the road to Fellside was rough and hilly.
1
The craggy sides of the rock were visible but in few places.
2
We followed the ledges off to the northeast over several craggy hills.
3
His tall, gaunt, craggy figure had a suggestion of hunger and rapacity.
4
His warm, craggy smile revealed a too dazzling set of alabaster teeth.
5
He was neither tall nor short, dark nor fair, smooth nor craggy.
Usage of cragged in English
1
Tucked my fingers beneath the cragged edges, set my feet, and lifted.
2
Dorothy had cragged seams on her wrists from what she'd tried to do.
3
Beyond lay the real ascent, steep, cragged, glacial, rising into the dark mist.
4
The old woman, face cragged, waved off Senna's words with a bony hand.
5
Gazing over the cragged summit, he beheld her approaching with a gentleman at her side.
6
To descend a cragged mountain, however, was more difficult and dangerous than to ascend it.
7
The rich earth below was layered with dead growth and cragged over with rambling tree roots.
8
We cragged till dark then headed back to camp to eat dinner and wrap up the day.
9
She abideth among the rocks, and dwelleth among cragged flints, and stony hills, where there is no access.
10
A short march brought them to the foot of the mountain, but its steep and cragged sides almost discouraged hope.
11
They began to march again towards the coast, a distance of fifteen hundred miles, over cragged rocks, and scorching plains.
12
The river was confined between high and cragged rocks, one of which impended above the spot where the canoe rested.
13
The mountains were lofty, with snowy peaks and cragged sides; it was hoped, however, that some practicable defile might be found.
14
Moving back to escape the encroaching tide, Clarice saw the cap lying, caught on the cragged point of rock before her.
15
Burson's mountainous body was a cragged landscape of muscle and scars, all juts of strength and angry puckered furrows of combat.
16
They were fortresses, generally built on hills, or cragged rocks, or in inaccessible marshes, or on islands in rivers,-anywherewhere defence was easiest.
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