What does the word rough mean?
According to the Oxford Dictionary, In the noun form, the definition of rough is a disreputable and violent person, (on a golf course) with longer grass around the fairway and the green.
In the verb form, the definition of rough is to work or shape (something) in a rough, preliminary fashion, make uneven.
In the adjective form, the definition of rough is having an uneven or irregular surface; not smooth or level, (of a person or their behavior) not gentle; violent or boisterous.
The following are 20 example sentences using the word rough. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments column below :
- The leather of the table top felt rough.
- She made a rough calculation in her room.
- Kelud mountain was a rough mountain road, full of stones and huge holes.
- Bambang made a rough brick from this land.
- He has made a rough table alone.
- My major plans change to protect native rough fish.
- Eliminating intermediate rough can save time and resources, improve playing conditions, and enhance overall aesthetics.
- This book is a rough guide for my study there.
- A review of homelessness in Jersey has found a “fairly significant” number of regular rough sleepers.
- Diego says he grew up in a poor and rough place.
- The walls are still rough and need to be smoothed again.
- Our plans are still rough and still need to be refined.
- The fabric used for your clothes feels rough and not soft.
- The leather of the table still feels rough and cannot be used.
- His palms were peeling and rough after a hard day’s work.
- The wood which was originally rough has now turned smooth.
- The toy can be damaged if you use it roughly.
- To whom should you report a debt collector who says rude things?
- The window frame is still rough and needs to be smoothed again.
- Because of their rough play, PSS Sleman players were hunted by Indonesian netizens.
