jaggedly
/ˈdʒæɡɪdli/
adverb
- In a way that is rough, uneven, or with sharp points or edges.
- The glass had broken jaggedly, leaving dangerous shards on the floor.
- The mountain range rose jaggedly against the sunset sky.
- He cut the paper jaggedly, so the edges were not straight.
- In an irregular or abrupt manner, not smooth or flowing.
- She spoke jaggedly, pausing and starting again with difficulty.
- The music shifted jaggedly from one key to another.
- The old car moved jaggedly down the bumpy road.
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