Meanings of cut raggedly in English

Jane Doe's skin had been cut raggedly around the front of her neck.

The hole was nearly fifty metres across and cut raggedly down through dusty murk.

His thin blond hair had been cut raggedly, and was plastered to his head with sweat.

These questions cut raggedly through the cold air(...)

It had been cut raggedly and inefficiently-noarmy sergeant had shown the killer the finer points of hand-to-handassassination-butthe final effect had been deadly.