rugged
முரட்டுத்தனமான
definition
adjective
a rugged coastline
(of ground or terrain) having a broken, rocky, and uneven surface.
translation of 'rugged'
கரடுமுரடான
example
She searched his 'rugged' features for any clue that he might be patronizing her, but all she saw was genuine interest.
No other group so fully embodies the American spirit of bravery and 'rugged' individualism.
The triathlon course is of Olympic distance and is spread over a challenging, picturesque and 'rugged' terrain.
In the novel, Henry's 'rugged' individualism and disdain for society are stylizations of his father's misanthropy.
If you've been to Afghanistan or Pakistan, you will see that the terrain is tremendously 'rugged' .
They offer a self-guided Round The Island Walk, which traverses 'rugged' terrain taking in volcanic landscapes, mountains and even a rare cloud forest.
Uninitiated onlookers could be forgiven for thinking that maybe the wearer had crawled or climbed over a barbed wire fence that took its toll upon the 'rugged' garment.
The B-Series provides a 'rugged' vehicle that can carry five adults as well as a wide variety of cargo.
The 'rugged' terrain and long distances (up to six hours in the saddle each day) make this trip best for those with riding experience.
We like to think of ourselves as a nation of 'rugged' individualists.
Young clerks and farmers believed the romantic dream of the self-made man and refashioned themselves as 'rugged' individualists armed and equipped for a fresh start in the frontier west.
At this time, the company is only targeting businesses with its 'rugged' handheld product, but consumers may well have their chance if the idea takes off.
Even that ultimate symbol of 'rugged' individualism, the cowboy, is an endangered species.
This trip has it all - breathtaking views on many different summits, cave adventures, and rocky and 'rugged' terrain.
He had tough, 'rugged' features and didn't get too fat until he was in his 60s.
This, he felt, helped foster the importance placed on 'rugged' individualism and independence that still imbues many discussions of southern values.
Moreover, experienced contractors working in 'rugged' terrain will carefully choose the worst ground for the day shift, reserving the better-going for night.
He's a 'rugged' man and will show people with his powerful biceps.
He is a 'rugged' individualist, who loves his kin but hates even more passionately.
Sure you can go for a 'rugged' hike, but strenuous activity isn't required for getting the benefits of exercise.
They took part in a nine-day trek, covering 50 miles of 'rugged' terrain and taking in some breathtaking scenery.
Most of the early settlers were young men who were adventurous, 'rugged' , and ambitious.
Rescuers had to struggle on foot through more than a mile of 'rugged' terrain before helping the passengers.
The husky sport-utility vehicle looks 'rugged' enough to go just about anywhere.
He explored its 'rugged' terrain and observed all aspects of island life, sketching and painting local people at their daily toil.
Alaskans see themselves as 'rugged' individualists living in the last frontier.
This 'rugged' , secluded house was designed to withstand the elements with style but little maintenance.
He was a craggy, bearded bear of a man in a black Stetson, who seemed to embody the 'rugged' individualism of the pioneer.
These days, many buyers who need passenger space have opted for the more 'rugged' sport-utility vehicles over the tame minivans.
In fact, this is a pretty 'rugged' piece of machinery to withstand this 200-mile an hour impact out there in Utah.
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