rugged
/ˈrʌɡɪd/
adjective
- Having a rough, uneven, or rocky surface; not smooth or flat.
- The hikers climbed the rugged mountain trail with care.
- The coastline is rugged, with steep cliffs and crashing waves.
- They drove through rugged terrain in their four-wheel-drive vehicle.
- Strong, sturdy, and able to withstand harsh conditions; durable.
- Farmers need rugged boots that can handle mud and rocks.
- This rugged backpack is designed for long camping trips.
- The watch is rugged and waterproof, perfect for outdoor adventures.
- Having a strong, tough, and often attractive appearance; robust and masculine.
- She admired his rugged good looks and confident stride.
- The cowboy in the movie had a rugged charm.
- The actor has a rugged face with a strong jawline.
- Difficult or demanding; requiring great effort or endurance.
- Life in the wilderness can be rugged and unforgiving.
- They endured a rugged journey across the desert.
- The team faced a rugged schedule of back-to-back games.