roughish
- adjective
- /ˈrʌfɪʃ/
- The fabric has a roughish texture that makes it ideal for outdoor furniture.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd this side just has that rougher, what I like to call doll hair texture.
- And this side just has that rougher, what I like to call doll hair texture.
- Long legged, rough haired, soft faced ascent, mouth, clear eyes.
Examples
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The path was roughish, making the hike challenging but enjoyable.
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His hands were roughish from years of manual labor, telling the story of his hard work.
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It's kind of a little bit like rougher type surface, but it's going to be made for your chair.
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Did you think he's seen that you were still rough around the edges?
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At that point, this kind of rough and textured look called Bed head became very mainstream.
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I'm a little bit rougher on this end because this is where I have intended to break out lately.
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And this side just has that rougher, what I like to call doll hair texture.
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It's like a very rough texture and then these sleek handles.
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It was kind of a rougher, more more rural country area.
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Long legged, rough haired, soft faced ascent, mouth, clear eyes.
Synonyms
Not smooth and often harsh in sound
Not smooth or level, with parts higher and lower
Land with a rough, uneven surface covered in rocks
A surface like sand or rough cloth that has large grains and is not smooth
Rough in feel or look because of many tiny pieces
Having a surface you can feel that is not smooth
Has a rough texture with small hard grains
Shaped but not smoothed or fully finished
A rough texture made of large visible grains
Feels rough and slightly scratchy when you touch it
Stone or wood that has a not smooth surface made with simple tools
A surface that feels bumpy or not smooth to the touch
Having a rough surface that feels slightly scratchy
Antonyms
How Rough
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Roughish is made from rough ('not smooth') plus the small ending -ish which means 'somewhat' or 'like', as in smallish or greenish. So roughish means 'somewhat rough', a little uneven or coarse.