craggy
/ˈkræɡi/
adjective
- Having a rough, uneven surface with many sharp rocks or projections.
- The craggy cliffs dropped steeply into the churning sea below.
- They built their cabin on a craggy hillside, surrounded by boulders and pine trees.
- The path through the craggy landscape was difficult to navigate, even with sturdy boots.
- (Of a person's face or features) rough, rugged, and often attractive in a strong, weathered way.
- The old fisherman had a craggy face, lined by years of sun and wind.
- Her craggy features gave her an air of wisdom and experience.
- He was known for his craggy good looks, with a strong jaw and deep-set eyes.
- (Of a person's character or manner) rough, stern, or uncompromising.
- Her craggy honesty sometimes offended people, but everyone respected her integrity.
- The detective's craggy demeanor made him seem unfriendly, but he was kind at heart.
- The coach had a craggy personality, demanding discipline and hard work from his players.
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