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Definition of «jagged»

The word "jagged" refers to something that is uneven, irregular or broken into sharp points. It can be used to describe a rough edge, such as the jagged edges of a rocky cliff face, or an uneven line or pattern. The term can also be applied to describe a situation or experience that is chaotic or disordered, with sudden changes and abrupt transitions.

Usage examples

  1. The jagged mountain peaks pierced the sky, creating a breathtaking view.
  2. The hiker carefully navigated the jagged rocks along the trail to avoid any injuries.
  3. The broken glass left a jagged edge along the window pane.
  4. The artist used a jagged brush stroke to create a sense of chaos in the painting.
  5. The jagged lightning bolt illuminated the night sky during the thunderstorm.
  6. The jagged shards of the shattered mirror scattered across the floor.
  7. The bakery sold a delicious jagged-edged croissant with a flaky texture.
  8. The jagged coastline was filled with hidden coves and rocky cliffs.
  9. The little girl accidentally cut her finger on the jagged metal edge of the toy.
  10. The jagged teeth of the saw easily cut through the thick plank of wood.

Phrases with «jagged»

Sentences with «jagged»

  • The textures are poor, there's a lot of pop - in, whilst you can expect to see a lot of jagged edges on most enemy models. (useapotion.com)
  • In plain English, it bonds four fully rendered frames into one composite image with as much cleaning of jagged edges from the results as possible, and then up - samples the end result to 1080p. (gamingtrend.com)
  • The image is noticeably blurrier, with jagged edges on objects. (digitaltrends.com)
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