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rough-and-ready adj
1. crude, unpolished, or hastily prepared, but sufficient for the purpose 2. (of a person) without formality or refinement; rudely vigorous rough-and-readiness n ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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| I left instructions, but we live in a rough-and-ready way. Likewise I knew that, up to the time of my journey to Paris, she and the Frenchman had been more ceremonious towards our party--they had stood on a much more precise and delicate footing with them; but that now their acquaintanceship--their friendship, their intimacy--had taken on a much more off-hand and rough-and-ready air. No rough-and-ready surgery of the Del Mar sort obtained at Cedarwild, else Michael would not have lived. |
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