Adjective:

चिथड़े कर दिया, फाड़ डाला हुआ, टुकड़े टुकड़े कर दिया,

ragged's Usage Examples:

In 1847 he began the greatest work of his life by the publication of his first "Plea for Ragged Schools."

When old, the branches, broken and bent down by the winter snows, give it a ragged but very picturesque aspect.

"Don't cry, kiri," he said in a ragged voice and gripped his head.

You'll be working yourself ragged trying to get up them mountains, tailing behind 2,000 people.

For forty years he was president of the Ragged School Union.

Cape Ann has a rugged interior and a ragged, rocky coast.

He drew a ragged breath.

He looked down, and she bounded to the kitchen, surprised to find her breathing ragged after such a simple kiss.

Often the poor man is not so cold and hungry as he is dirty and ragged and gross.

Her breathing was ragged, tears on her face.

Synonyms:

worn,

Antonyms:

unevenness, new,