ruggedly
/ˈrʌɡɪdli/
adverb
- In a strong, rough, and uneven way; with a sturdy or tough appearance.
- The mountain rose ruggedly against the sky.
- He was ruggedly handsome, with a strong jaw and weathered skin.
- The coastline was ruggedly beautiful, full of sharp cliffs and crashing waves.
- In a way that is difficult, harsh, or demanding.
- The team played ruggedly, refusing to give up even when they were behind.
- They lived ruggedly off the land, with no modern comforts.
- She spoke ruggedly, her voice rough from years of shouting over machinery.
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