Definitions of rough
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To
roughen.
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To
render
rough;
to
roughen.
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To
break
in,
as
a
horse,
especially
for
military
purposes.
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To
cut
or
make
in
a
hasty,
rough
manner; -
with
out;
as,
to
rough
out
a
carving,
a
sketch.
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To
produce
an
uneven
surface
on;
destroy
the
smoothness
of;
to
shape
or
make
imperfectly.
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To
make
rough:
to
break
in
a
horse.
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To
roughen;
to
break
in;
to
do
roughly.
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To
put
up
with
things
in
a
rough
way,
followed
by
it.
-
the
part
of
a
golf
course
bordering
the
fairway
where
the
grass
is
not
cut
short
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Having
inequalities,
small
ridges,
or
points,
on
the
surface;
not
smooth
or
plain;
as,
a
rough
board;
a
rough
stone;
rough
cloth.
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Hence,
figuratively,
lacking
refinement,
gentleness,
or
polish.
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Not
courteous
or
kind;
harsh;
rude;
uncivil;
as,
a
rough
temper.
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Marked
by
severity
or
violence;
harsh;
hard;
as,
rough
measures
or
actions.
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Austere;
harsh
to
the
taste;
as,
rough
wine.
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Hastily
or
carelessly
done;
wanting
finish;
incomplete;
as,
a
rough
estimate;
a
rough
draught.
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Produced
offhand.
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Boisterous
weather.
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A
rude
fellow;
a
coarse
bully;
a
rowdy.
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Not
level;
having
a
broken
surface;
uneven; -
said
of
a
piece
of
land,
or
of
a
road.
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Tossed
in
waves;
boisterous;
high; -
said
of
a
sea
or
other
piece
of
water.
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Marked
by
coarseness;
shaggy;
ragged;
disordered; -
said
of
dress,
appearance,
or
the
like;
as,
a
rough
coat.
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Loud
and
hoarse;
offensive
to
the
ear;
harsh;
grating; -
said
of
sound,
voice,
and
the
like;
as,
a
rough
tone;
rough
numbers.
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A
low,
coarse
fellow;
a
crude
or
unfinished
condition;
as,
diamonds
in
the
rough.
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Roughness.
-
A
crude
or
rough
condition
or
estimate.
-
A
rude,
violent
fellow;
a
ruffian.
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Unwrought
state;
the
gross;
a
rowdy.
To
rough
it,
to
submit
to
hardships.
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State
of
being
coarse
or
unfinished,
as
articles
in
the
rough.
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with
roughness
or
violence; "
he
was
pushed
roughly
aside"; (`
rough'
is
informal
as
in"
they
treated
him
rough")
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In
a
rough
manner;
rudely;
roughly.
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Roughly.
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not
quite
exact
or
correct; "
the
approximate
time
was
10
o'clock"; "
a
rough
guess"; "
a
ballpark
estimate"
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unpleasantly
harsh
or
grating
in
sound; "
a
gravelly
voice"
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unpleasantly
stern; "
wild
and
harsh
country
full
of
hot
sand
and
cactus"; "
the
nomad
life
is
rough
and
hazardous"
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ready
and
able
to
resort
to
force
or
violence; "
pugnacious
spirits...
lamented
that
there
was
so
little
prospect
of
an
exhilarating
disturbance"-
Herman
Melville; "
they
were
rough
and
determined
fighting
men"
-
full
of
hardship
or
trials; "
the
rocky
road
to
success"; "
they
were
having
a
rough
time"
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not
shaped
by
cutting
or
trimming; "
an
uncut
diamond"; "
rough
gemstones"
-
not
perfected; "
a
rough
draft"; "
a
few
rough
sketches"
-
having
or
caused
by
an
irregular
surface; "
trees
with
rough
bark"; "
rough
ground"; "
a
rough
ride"; "
rough
skin"; "
rough
blankets"; "
his
unsmooth
face"; "
unsmooth
writing"
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(
of
persons
or
behavior)
lacking
refinement
or
finesse; "
she
was
a
diamond
in
the
rough"; "
rough
manners"
-
of
the
margin
of
a
leaf
shape;
having
the
edge
cut
or
fringed
or
scalloped
-
with
roughness
or
violence (`
rough'
is
an
informal
variant
for `
roughly'); "
he
was
pushed
roughly
aside"; "
they
treated
him
rough"
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Having
an
uneven
surface;
rugged;
not
smooth
or
plain;
as,
a
rough
road;
rough
cloth;
unpolished;
as,
a
rough
diamond;
harsh
to
the
ear;
as,
a
rough
sound;
uncivil;
harsh;
as,
rough
treatment;
violent;
as,
rough
sports;
stormy;
as,
rough
weather;
rocky;
said
of
roads;
crude;
unfinished;
as,
a
rough
sketch.
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Not
smooth:
uneven:
uncut:
unpolished:
unfinished:
boisterous:
tempestuous:
violent:
harsh:
severe:
rude:
coarse:
disordered
in
appearance.
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Not
smooth;
shaggy;
uncut;
unfinished;
violent;
harsh;
coarse;
rude;
severe.
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Uneven;
not
smooth;
rude;
violent;
harsh;
crude;
hasty.
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Not
smooth
or
plane;
abounding
with
stones
or
stumps;
not
polished;
stormy;
harsh
to
the
taste
or
the
ear;
grating;
unharmonious;
rugged
of
temper;
coarse
in
manners;
violent;
hard-
featured;
rugged;
shaggy.
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Not
smooth
or
plain;
rugged;
not
wrought
or
polished;
violently
agitated,
as
the
sea;
harsh
to
the
taste
or
ear;
grating;
rugged
of
temper;
coarse
in
manners;
crude;
imperfect;
hard-
featured;
hairy
or
shaggy.
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