Craggy refers to something that is rough, uneven, or full of crags (sharp, rocky projections or cliffs). It is often used to describe landscapes, particularly rugged mountain ranges or cliffs that are jagged or have a rough texture. “Craggy” can also be used figuratively to describe a person with a rough, weathered appearance, often seen as strong or tough. In Indonesian, the equivalent term for “craggy” is “berbatu besar” or “berkarang.” Synonyms for “craggy” include rugged, rocky, jagged, rough, and uneven.
Sentences using “craggy”:
- The craggy cliffs loomed over the ocean, making the view breathtaking.
- The hiker carefully navigated the craggy trail, trying not to slip.
- His craggy face, lined with wrinkles, gave him an experienced, wise appearance.
- The craggy peaks of the mountain range could be seen from miles away.
- The old castle was perched on a craggy hill, making it difficult to access.
- The craggy coastline was difficult to explore due to sharp rocks and steep slopes.
- The craggy rocks along the shore were dangerous to climb without proper gear.
- The craggy texture of the stone made it an ideal surface for climbing.
- She admired the craggy landscape as she stood at the cliff’s edge.
- The craggy appearance of the landscape made it seem both wild and untamed.
Related words for “craggy”:
- Rocky
- Rugged
- Jagged
- Uneven
- Rough
- Bumpy
- Stony
- Harsh
- Sharp
- Rough-hewn
Phrasal verbs related to “craggy”:
- Climb up
- Break off
- Scramble up
- Scale (a cliff)
- Stand out
- Cut through
- Break through
- Knock down
- Hold on
- Push through
Idiomatic expressions for “craggy”:
- On rocky ground
- A rough road ahead
- Between a rock and a hard place
- Tough as nails
- A bumpy ride
- To weather the storm
- To hit a rough patch
- To climb the highest peak
- To be on the edge
- To have a hard exterior
