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Meanings of quite haggard in English
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Usage of quite haggard in English
1
When she raised it at last it looked quite haggard and old.
2
Closer, he looked quite haggard: gore and dried fluids smeared him.
3
She turned quite haggard and pale at the very thought.
4
This appearance increased towards the evening, till her looks became quite haggard, revealing an inward conflict of growing agony.
5
I think he is working too hard, for he is looking quite haggard and overdone, but that is always the way with him.
6
I doubt whether she gets a night's rest three days in a week, and she looks quite haggard with this distress, said Jane.
7
I believe she lay awake all that night; and rose quite haggard and pale after the bitter thoughts which had deprived her of rest.