raggedly (adverb)

1. The trees in the enchanted forest stood raggedly, their branches twisted and gnarled.

2. The old abandoned house was filled with raggedly torn wallpaper and crumbling plaster on the walls.

3. The model strutted down the runway in a raggedly cut designer gown, creating a unique and edgy look.

4. In the horror movie, the deranged killer was dressed in raggedly torn clothes, adding to his terrifying appearance.

1. The superhero's cape fluttered raggedly in the wind as he flew through the city.

2. Why did the scarecrow become a fashion designer? Because his clothes were always raggedly stylish!

3. The horror movie protagonist stumbled raggedly through the dark woods, trying to escape the terrifying creature.

4. She described the character's appearance as a man with long, unkempt hair and raggedly torn clothes.

1. The soldiers marched raggedly across the battlefield, their uniforms torn and tattered from weeks of fighting.

2. As the protagonist entered the haunted house, the floor creaked raggedly beneath his feet, increasing his sense of unease.

3. The couple danced raggedly but lovingly, their movements imperfect yet filled with passion.

4. The protagonist's hair flowed raggedly in the wind as he sped through the futuristic city on his motorcycle.