Modifying Another Word

• pretty: I also felt pretty rough, I think Ive had a bit of a cold.

• fairly: The vessels could not be separated while they were at sea as there was a strong wind and fairly rough sea at the time.

• notoriously: Unperturbed by this notoriously rough ride in the TV milieu, Lynch made Mulholland Drive for ABC as the pilot for a new series.

• rather: WAP, after all, is a rather rough Internet access standard for mobile phones.

• slightly: They were warm and moist but slightly rough like the hands.

• too: I think their father is too rough with them very often.

Preposition: on

• street: A reduction of the number of people sleeping rough on the streets of Oxford from 52 in June 1999 to 13 in September 2004.

Preposition: around

• edge: Some of the detailing is also rough around the edges.

Modifies a noun

• sleeper: Unlike the big cities, rough sleepers are rarely seen.

• terrain: All of which help to soften out the rough terrain, increasing your enjoyment.

• grassland: Lock four will be built in the triangle of rough grassland in the upper part of the view.

• sleeping: Tackling the scandal of rough sleeping was an early government priority.

• grazing: Bracken fern is a weed species mainly found on rough grazing.

• pasture: Here you're on a steep slope of rough pasture.

Used with adjective complement

• sleep: I hated sleeping rough " " I've been able to learn new computer skills, go to college.

• feel: I also felt pretty rough, I think Ive had a bit of a cold.

• live: SURVIVOR: Fern Whitelaw with her new buddy Bluey, a greyhound that lived rough in the woods or over a year.

• ride: Allowing big corporations to ride rough shod over internationally recognized workers rights.

• get: He said something about turning back if the going got too rough, but I do not recall the surrender being offered.

• look: It was the first time I'd seen her for about eighteen months, and even through the glass partition she looked rough.