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bedraggle

How to use bedraggle in a sentence. Example sentences and definitions for bedraggle.

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The PHP days were probably the lowest point, judging by how bedraggled they seemed.

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Quick take

make wet and dirty, as from rain

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verb

make wet and dirty, as from rain

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for bedraggle.

verb

make wet and dirty, as from rain

Example sentences

1

The PHP days were probably the lowest point, judging by how bedraggled they seemed.

2

I've seen others upvoted too, but it's mostly only for genuinely funny stuff that's not some tired, bedraggled "meme".

3

It is a shame to see what could have been a scheme of global importance bedraggled by such terrible user experience.

4

There are CA natives that don’t look bedraggled - manzanitas, ceanothus, ribes species, etc.

5

Sometimes, I really feel the urge to leave her feeling bedraggled with an excess of attention and affection.

6

The thing about the Californian plants is that they are very low water users, but as a result the plants look patchy and so, to those with a European or Asian conception of what "plants" should look like, can appear a bit bedraggled.

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Okay, I exaggerate - lock-free algorithms had been a hobby of mine for the previous few months - but the main point I came away with was that there was a lot of cool stuff in operating systems that I had yet to learn.>Every year or two after that, I'd pick up my now bedraggled copy of "Synthesis" and reread it, and every time I would understand a little bit more.

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How do you use bedraggle in a sentence?

The PHP days were probably the lowest point, judging by how bedraggled they seemed.

What does bedraggle mean?

make wet and dirty, as from rain

What part of speech is bedraggle?

bedraggle is commonly used as verb.