Meanings of more bedraggled in English

Without Sheikh Mo's millions, Newmarket would be far more bedraggled than it is.

The rat was far dirtier and more bedraggled than Chemoise had imagined it could be.

Her perfect pearls, glowing with a pinkish sheen, made her appearance even more bedraggled by comparison.

Two of us - the transatlantic two - are sweating profusely and growing more bedraggled by the minute.

Elizabeth Book was sitting across from me, her cool elegance making me feel even more bedraggled and embarrassed.

Those that were here looked older, more bedraggled, as if they had been here for a lot longer than usual.

Another figure popped out of the flames, this one decidedly more bedraggled-looking, his hair lank and dark, hanging in his face.

His shoulders drooped, his face took on the relaxed sullenness of those about him; curiously, in an instant he seemed more bedraggled, more disreputable, hopeless.

More bedraggled, I suspect.