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Synonym for rough [noun]

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rough [noun]

means "person"
brawler, tough, thug, rascal

rough [adjective]

means "state"
unfinished, crude, unpolished, unprepared, imperfect

rough [adjective]

means "property"
irregular, uneven, jagged, craggy, rugged, bumpy, scabrous

rough [adjective]

means "nature"
stormy, tumultuous, turbulent, agitated, inclement, disturbed, tempestuous, raw

rough [adjective]

means "body"
bristly, coarse, hairy, shaggy, hirsute

rough [adjective]

means "behaviour"
boisterous, disorderly, turbulent, riotous, wild, crude, coarse, raucous, uncivil, unpolished, unrefined, uncultured, impolite, crude, rude, indelicate

rough [adjective]

means "approximation"
inexact, incomplete, vague
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acerbic [adjective]

means "austere"
rough, acerb [US]

artless [adjective]

means "inapt"
rough, unskillful, crude, rude

asymmetric [adjective]

means "uneven"
disproportionate, jagged, rough, unequal, unsymmetrical, irregular

austere [adjective]

means "acerbic"
rough

awkward [adjective]

means "uncouth"
coarse, bumbling, halting, crude, rude, rough

brutal [adjective]

means "coarse"
brusque, crude, gross, harsh, impolite, rough

bumpy [adjective]

means "jolting"
vibrating, jarring, rough, shaking, staggering

craggy [adjective]

means "irregular"
uneven, jagged, rough, rugged, bumpy, scabrous

crude [adjective]

means "blunt"
indelicate, bare, direct, rough, undisguised

disproportionate [adjective]

means "uneven"
irregular, jagged, rough, unequal, unsymmetrical, asymmetric

gawky [adjective]

means "uncouth"
coarse, bumbling, halting, crude, rude, rough

hairy [adjective]

means "bristly"
coarse, rough, shaggy, hirsute

hard [adjective]

means "behaviour"
cruel, grinding, harsh, oppressive, rough, severe

hilly [adjective]

means "irregular"
uneven, rough, broken, rocky, rugged, craggy

hirsute [adjective]

means "bristly"
coarse, hairy, shaggy, rough

hoarse [adjective]

means "grating"
gruff, harsh, ragged, husky, rough, rasping

indecorous [adjective]

means "improper"
unbecoming, indecent, unseemly, rough, malodorous

indelicate [adjective]

means "blunt"
crude, bare, direct, rough, undisguised

inexact [adjective]

means "approximate"
rough, incomplete, vague

irregular [adjective]

means "uneven"
disproportionate, jagged, rough, unequal, unsymmetrical, asymmetric

jagged [adjective]

means "irregular"
uneven, rough, craggy, rugged, bumpy, scabrous

jarring [adjective]

means "jolting"
vibrating, bumpy, rough, shaking, staggering

jolting [adjective]

means "jarring"
vibrating, bumpy, rough, shaking, staggering

malodorous [adjective]

means "improper"
indecorous, indecent, unseemly, rough, unbecoming

raucous [adjective]

means "boisterous"
rough

raw [adjective]

means "characteristic"
unfinished, crude, unrefined, coarse, natural, rough

robust [adjective]

means "rude"
boisterous, coarse, rough, wild

rugged [adjective]

means "stormy"
rough, harsh, severe, tempestuous

rugged [adjective]

means "irregular"
uneven, rough, broken, rocky, hilly, craggy

shaggy [adjective]

means "bristly"
coarse, hairy, rough, hirsute

staggering [adjective]

means "jolting"
vibrating, bumpy, rough, shaking, jarring

tempestuous [adjective]

means "stormy"
tumultuous, turbulent, agitated, inclement, disturbed, rough

thug [noun]

means "brawler"
tough, rough, rascal

ugly [adjective]

means "nature"
stormy, rough, tempestuous, black

unaccomplished [adjective]

means "incomplete"
rough, unfinished, uneducated, incompetent

unbecoming [adjective]

means "improper"
indecorous, indecent, unseemly, rough, malodorous

unequal [adjective]

means "uneven"
disproportionate, jagged, rough, irregular, unsymmetrical, asymmetric

uneven [adjective]

means "irregular"
disproportionate, jagged, rough, unequal, unsymmetrical, asymmetric

unrelenting [adjective]

means "cruel"
grinding, harsh, oppressive, rough, severe, unmerciful

unseemly [adjective]

means "indecorous"
indecent, improper, unbecoming, inappropriate, rough, wrong

violent [adjective]

means "intense"
extreme, fierce, powerful, furious, rough, vicious

vulgar [adjective]

means "crude"
rough, common, unrefined, rude, impolite, boorish

rough-house [noun]

means "boisterous play"
rowdiness, horseplay, roughness, brawling

roughhouse [noun]

means "boisterous play"
rowdy conduct, rough cavorting, rowdiness, horseplay, roughness, brawling, manhandling, disorderly play, violence^^^^^^

roughly [object]

means "coarsely"
rudely, cruelly

roughly [object]

means "approximately"
about, around, rounded off, in round numbers

roughness [noun]

means "asperity"
harshness, rudeness, unevenness

almost [object]

means "quantity"
about, approximately, close to, around, roughly, rounded off

approximately [object]

means "almost"
about, roughly, nearly, all but, in round numbers, generally

around [object]

means "quantity"
about, approximately, close to, almost, roughly, rounded off

cruelly [object]

means "harshly"
hardly, rigourously, roughly, severely, unkindly

fiber [noun]

means "filament"
string, rootlet, tendril, staple, pile, roughage

generally [object]

means "almost"
about, roughly, approximately, all but, in round numbers, nearly

goon [noun]

means "thug"
tough, bodyguard, roughneck, redneck, strikebreaker, muscle

hardly [object]

means "behaviour"
harshly, cruelly, rigourously, roughly, severely, unkindly

harshly [object]

means "severely"
gallingly, hard, roughly

inequality [noun]

means "irregularity"
unevenness, roughness

nap [noun]

means "textured surface"
pile, shag, texture, roughness, smoothness, fibre

nearly [object]

means "approximation"
almost, about, roughly, approximately, all but, in round numbers

thereabouts [object]

means "almost"
about, roughly, approximately, all but, in round numbers, generally

toward [object]

means "approximately"
around, about, close to, nearly, roughly

unkindly [object]

means "harshly"
cruelly, rigourously, roughly, severely, nastily

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