B2adjectivenaturetravel
US/ˈrʌɡ.ɪd/
UK/ˈrʌɡ.ɪd/
having a rough, uneven surface; also strong and built to last in hard conditions
In context
We drove along the rugged coastline for two hours without seeing a town.
This rugged phone survives drops, dust and water.
He has a rugged face from years of working outdoors.
Words that go with rugged
adjective + noun
- rugged terrainThe rugged terrain slowed the rescue teams.
- rugged coastlineIreland is famous for its rugged coastline.
- rugged mountainsRugged mountains separate the two valleys.
- rugged landscapeThe rugged landscape attracts hikers.
- rugged individualismRugged individualism is a core American ideal.