raggedly
/ˈræɡɪdli/
adverb
- In a torn, uneven, or irregular manner.
- He cut the fabric raggedly, leaving a messy edge.
- The old flag flapped raggedly in the wind.
- The children's clothes hung raggedly off their thin bodies.
- In a way that is not smooth or consistent; unevenly.
- The choir sang raggedly, with some voices trailing behind.
- The car's engine ran raggedly, jerking and stalling.
- She breathed raggedly after running up the stairs.
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