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Pronunciation:
[ hˈaɡəd], [ hˈaɡəd], [ h_ˈa_ɡ_ə_d]
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Similar words for haggard:
- cadaverous (adjective)
- deathly (adjective)
- decrepit (adjective)
- drawn (adjective)
- emaciated (adjective)
- gaunt (adjective)
- ghastly (adjective)
- lank (adjective)
- lean (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pale (adjective)
- starving (adjective)
- starving/starved (adjective)
- thin (adjective)
- tired (adjective)
- wan (adjective)
- wasted (adjective)
- worn (adjective)
- worn/worn-out (adjective)
- bony (noun)
- careworn (noun)
- gaunt (noun)
- haggard (noun)
- person (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Haggard:
adj.
• cadaverous (adjective)- bloodless,
- sallow,
- death-like,
- skin and bones,
- sickly,
- corpse-like,
- ghostly,
- exsanguinous,
- peaky,
- bag of bones,
- skeletonlike,
- ashen,
- pallid.
- be draggled,
- in-capacitated,
- creakiest,
- fragile,
- more battered,
- un sound,
- in-substantial,
- rickety,
- un-sounder,
- more anile,
- in substantial,
- un-soundest,
- in-firmer,
- most battered,
- more quavering,
- most anile,
- brokendown,
- more tumble down,
- most quavering,
- most tumble-down,
- more tumble-down,
- in-firmest,
- un sounder,
- most tumble down,
- be-draggled,
- in-firm,
- un-sound,
- tumble-down,
- more fragile,
- in firmer,
- un soundest,
- weather beaten,
- in firmest,
- in capacitated,
- tumble down,
- superannuated.
- taut,
- most stressed,
- more pinched,
- more harrowed,
- more sapped,
- more harassed,
- most sapped,
- most harrowed,
- most pinched,
- harassed,
- more stressed,
- most harassed.
- like bag bones,
- most skin-and-bones,
- more attenuate,
- more attenuated,
- most atrophied,
- like a bag bones,
- most skin and bones,
- meager,
- most attenuated,
- like bag of bones,
- more skin-and-bones,
- most attenuate,
- more skin and bones,
- more atrophied.
- un-canny,
- most wraithlike,
- most mortuary,
- un earthly,
- un canniest,
- un earthlier,
- un cannier,
- un-earthlier,
- un-canniest,
- horrendous,
- more wraithlike,
- super-natural,
- grisly,
- un-cannier,
- un-pleasant,
- un-natural,
- dis gusting,
- un-earthly,
- more mortuary,
- dis-gusting,
- un pleasant,
- un canny,
- super natural,
- un earthliest,
- un-earthliest.
- in adequate,
- most shadow,
- stilter,
- in fertile,
- most beanpole,
- stilt,
- more sylphlike,
- stickest,
- more shadow,
- gangling,
- more beanpole,
- un fruitful,
- un-productive,
- in-adequate,
- un productive,
- un-fruitful,
- most sylphlike,
- in-fertile,
- stiltest.
- twiglike,
- decrepit,
- petered out,
- out of gas,
- well-worn,
- dog-hungry,
- tired,
- gaunt,
- worn,
- pale,
- wornout,
- creaky,
- wrung out,
- thin as rail,
- Hungering,
- weatherbeaten,
- beanstalk,
- scraggiest,
- twiggy,
- thin,
- ghostlike,
- all in,
- like a bag of bones,
- reedy,
- pegged out,
- the worse for wear,
- malnourished,
- doughier,
- sick of,
- atrophied,
- undernourished,
- worn down,
- bilious,
- featherweight,
- ghastly,
- scraggy,
- wraithlike,
- sylphlike,
- dead feet,
- sticker,
- creakier,
- doughy,
- could eat a horse,
- worn-down,
- Stalky,
- rattleboned,
- washed out,
- forceless,
- had it,
- cliched,
- skin-and-bones,
- dead on one's feet,
- poler,
- flying light,
- in firm,
- lank,
- played out,
- starving,
- Waterish,
- weedy,
- wasted,
- anile,
- worse for wear,
- dog tired,
- whitish,
- overtaxed,
- no fat,
- used up,
- dog-tired,
- wan,
- narcoleptic,
- fagged,
- deathly,
- broken down,
- peckish,
- cadaverous,
- emaciated,
- drawn,
- played-out.
- in-effectual,
- in-effective,
- waxlike,
- more whitish,
- un-substantial,
- in effectual,
- most whitish,
- most waxlike,
- un substantial,
- most bleached,
- in effective,
- more waxlike,
- more bleached,
- washedout,
- doughiest.
- have munchies,
- most dog-hungry,
- more rattleboned,
- more doghungry,
- most rattleboned,
- most doghungry,
- dog hungry,
- more dog hungry,
- more dog-hungry,
- doghungry,
- most dog hungry.
- de-hydrated,
- more malnourished,
- under nourished,
- most dehydrated,
- most hungering,
- more peckish,
- could eat horse,
- more dehydrated,
- under-nourished,
- more starved,
- most craving,
- more perishing,
- more undernourished,
- most peckish,
- de hydrated,
- more hungering,
- most perishing,
- most undernourished,
- more craving,
- most malnourished.
- more beanstalk,
- most shriveled,
- more shriveled,
- stalkiest,
- most twiglike,
- reedier,
- threadlike,
- stalkier,
- reediest,
- most featherweight,
- more featherweight,
- polest,
- more twiglike,
- most beanstalk,
- under-weight,
- under weight.
- dead one feet,
- more consumed,
- dis tressed,
- tuckered out,
- more narcoleptic,
- most narcoleptic,
- more fagged,
- dead on feet,
- over-taxed,
- more irked,
- more collapsing,
- over-worked,
- more dog-tired,
- most dog-tired,
- more prostrated,
- most dog tired,
- dead ones feet,
- most collapsing,
- most dogtired,
- most fagged,
- most consumed,
- more dogtired,
- most overtaxed,
- most exasperated,
- dead one's feet,
- more dog tired,
- over worked,
- dead on ones feet,
- more overtaxed,
- dogtired,
- most prostrated,
- over taxed,
- ex-asperated,
- dis-tressed,
- most irked,
- dead on one feet.
- most discolored,
- dis colored,
- most forceless,
- more forceless,
- more discolored,
- more bilious,
- dis-colored,
- most bilious.
n.
• bony (noun)- bony.
Other synonyms:
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- hollow-eyed.
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- peaked.
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- gray.
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- white.
- attenuated,
- ecstatic,
- blue,
- mazed,
- pasty,
- custom,
- anaemic,
- abandoned,
- desolated,
- feeble,
- berserk,
- extravagant,
- intake,
- Ferae naturae,
- dimmed,
- degrade,
- agitated,
- anorexic,
- diminish,
- grim,
- flat,
- seedy,
- muddy,
- boney,
- furious,
- wasting,
- roaring,
- spent,
- Fulminating,
- depressed,
- carried away,
- mad,
- Transported,
- unhealthy,
- ill,
- wearied,
- toneless,
- Whey-faced,
- meagre,
- anemic,
- deflate,
- use,
- languish,
- emaciate,
- beat,
- bellowing,
- Weazeny,
- achromatic,
- Wayworn,
- Pooped,
- abate,
- manipulation,
- hog-wild,
- utilisation,
- weary,
- Harrowed,
- cut,
- orgiastic,
- eerie,
- frantic,
- sunken,
- condense,
- enraptured,
- hysterical,
- ruined,
- inordinate,
- maniac,
- bigoted,
- blasted,
- prostrate,
- livid,
- done up,
- howling,
- possessed,
- chloranemic,
- drowsy,
- lost,
- languid,
- unwholesome,
- fanatic,
- flighty,
- underweight,
- skimp,
- untamed,
- fierce,
- cadaveric,
- frenzied,
- distraught,
- rangy,
- grey,
- skinny,
- overzealous,
- ashy,
- usance,
- leaden,
- ravaged,
- in hysterics,
- osseous,
- lackluster,
- rawboned,
- phthisis,
- discolored,
- puny,
- unreasonable,
- overenthusiastic,
- Phthisic,
- ranting,
- mealy,
- overfatigued,
- irrational,
- deadly,
- slender,
- colorless,
- Marantic,
- fatigued,
- strained,
- habit,
- bushed,
- uptake,
- shorten,
- overcome,
- slim,
- maniacal,
- underfed,
- amok,
- devastated,
- lessen,
- starved,
- lanky,
- tired-looking,
- mortuary,
- jaded,
- lusterless,
- otiose,
- sad,
- deathlike,
- macabre,
- sick,
- uncontrollable,
- delirious,
- role,
- debase,
- perfervid,
- penurious,
- function,
- spindly,
- in a transport,
- jejune,
- conquer,
- decline,
- Ramping,
- wiry,
- drooping,
- Madding,
- pointless,
- Tallow-faced,
- enjoyment,
- shrivelled,
- tempest-tossed,
- Surbated,
- adenoidal,
- unearthly,
- intoxicated,
- Corybantic,
- uncolored,
- vertiginous,
- dithyrambic,
- Exsanguineous,
- pale-faced,
- thin person,
- Ravished,
- unwell,
- detract,
- anorectic,
- tense,
- dilute,
- withered,
- demoniacal,
- wild,
- scrawny,
- Toil-worn,
- weird,
- infirm,
- ingestion,
- starveling,
- extreme,
- desolate,
- dull,
- gangly,
- purpose,
- Grewsome,
- run-down,
- superfluous,
- spare,
- curtail,
- fallow,
- unrestored,
- ferocious,
- hollowed-out,
- uncanny,
- faded,
- exsanguine,
- orgasmic,
- overspent,
- Tabid,
- weather-beaten,
- Tabetic,
- exercise,
- poor,
- abase,
- extremist,
- hollow-cheeked,
- ailing,
- etiolated,
- uncertain,
- rabid,
- overtired,
- worried,
- compress,
- weary-looking,
- wizened,
- Peakish,
- hueless,
- mat,
- gruesome,
- done in,
- lurid,
- wild-eyed,
- shrunken,
- achromic,
- tired out,
- Raw-boned,
- consumption,
- wrinkled,
- half-starved,
- reduce,
- running mad,
- expenditure,
- squalid,
- drained,
- faint,
- scant,
- Storming,
- fatless,
- hollow,
- abbreviate,
- consumptive,
- Macilent,
- raging,
- shriveled,
- fanatical,
- nasal,
- giddy,
- concentrate,
- rider haggard,
- demoniac,
- raving,
- waxen,
- penniless,
- wild-looking,
- feral,
- exhausted,
- diminished,
- pare,
- hard up,
- violent,
- unrefreshed,
- bled white,
- neutral,
- dead,
- dingy,
- dim,
- distracted,
- spectral,
- bewildered,
- sir henry rider haggard,
- angular,
- restrict,
- Frazzled,
- hypochromic,
- hag,
- footsore,
- impecunious.
How to use "Haggard" in context?
There are many definitions of the term "haggard" but all of them refer to someone who is tired, pale, and has a down-turned face. While the term is often used to describe someone who is poverty stricken, the appearance of haggardness can also be a result of emotional or physical stress. Historically, haggard was seen as a symbol of disgrace, and people who exhibited the trait were often rejected by society. However, the term has come to be used more positively, and it is now considered to be an elegant and stately look.
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