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Significados de raggedness en inglés

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rugosidade

A texture of a surface or edge that is not smooth but is irregular and uneven.

      rugosidade
      Uso de raggedness en inglés
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      That shocked Leicester and for a while they lapsed into uncharacteristic raggedness.
      The Guardian
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      But the raggedness of their voices was a music of its own.
      Anathem
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      But the raggedness of some elements actually makes them interesting places to visit.
      The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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      The other signs may be set down as loss-dirtand raggedness and disorder.
      A Cathedral Singer
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      I soon, however, saw too much; for all was raggedness, dirt, and disorder.
      Visit to Iceland and the Scandinavian North
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      Utterly dominant for the first half, Liverpool slipped into frustrated raggedness in the second.
      The Guardian
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      I had forgotten the raggedness of my clothes, now hideously emphasised by my bath.
      Dead Man's Rock
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      Every degree of wretchedness and raggedness was represented by these sufferers of indescribable wrongs.
      Dave Darrin at Vera Cruz: Fighting with the U.S. Navy in Mexico
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      It will reveal the raggedness that survived the night and pushed through to now.
      Climbing Magazine
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      Presently a little barefooted colored boy came along, whose raggedness was conspicuously not un-Bermudian.
      Some Rambling Notes of an Idle Excursion
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      Presently a little barefooted colored boy came along, whose raggedness was conspicuously not Bermudian.
      The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
      12
      It was a little Bible, worn and frayed at the edges, pathetic in its raggedness.
      God's Country—And the Woman
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      One explanation for all this raggedness is that the Trump team is simply burned out.
      NY Magazine
      14
      The raggedness of her voice betrayed a strong emotion.
      Mary Wollaston
      15
      Men of science they call beggars, and the indigent they reproach for their wretched raggedness.
      The Persian Literature, Comprising The Shah Nameh, The Rubaiyat,...
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      Klopp attributed Liverpool's raggedness towards the end to inexperience.
      The Guardian
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      Raggedness a través del tiempo