roughest

[ˈrʌfɪst]

roughest Definition

  • 1having an uneven or irregular surface
  • 2harsh or unpleasant in manner or quality
  • 3characterized by violent motion or turbulence

Using roughest: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "roughest" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The road was the roughest I had ever driven on.

  • Example

    He had a rough day at work.

  • Example

    The sea was rough and choppy.

  • Example

    The surface of the rock was rough to the touch.

roughest Synonyms and Antonyms

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Phrases with roughest

  • basic and without any refinement

    Example

    The campsite was rough and ready, but it was perfect for our needs.

  • not polished or refined; lacking social graces

    Example

    He's a good guy, but he's a bit rough around the edges.

  • punishment that is too severe or not in accordance with the law

    Example

    The vigilante group administered rough justice to the suspected thief.

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Summary: roughest in Brief

'Roughest' [ˈrʌfɪst] is an adjective that describes something with an uneven or irregular surface, harsh or unpleasant in manner or quality, or characterized by violent motion or turbulence. It can refer to physical surfaces like roads and rocks, or to emotional experiences like a rough day at work. Phrases like 'rough and ready' and 'rough around the edges' describe things that are basic or unrefined.