rumpled

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rumpled

The child's rumpled pajamas lay on the floor.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Creased, wrinkled, or crumpled: Describes something, typically fabric, paper, or a surface, that is no longer smooth and has many small folds or lines. 2. Disheveled, untidy: Describes a person's appearance, especially hair or clothing, that looks messy, unkempt, or disordered.

Usage and Examples
  • Describing objects:
    • He pulled a rumpled letter from his pocket. (The letter was folded and creased.)
    • The rumpled sheets showed he had slept poorly. (The bedsheets were wrinkled and not smooth.)
  • Describing appearance:
    • She arrived late, looking slightly rumpled from her journey. (Her clothes were creased and her hair was messy.)
    • His suit was rumpled after the long flight. (The suit was wrinkled and untidy.)
Advanced Usage
  • Figurative use: Can describe something that appears metaphorically "wrinkled" or disordered.
    • The plan was rumpled by last-minute complications. (The plan became messy and disorganized.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Rumple (verb): To make something wrinkled or creased.
    • Be careful not to rumple your dress before the interview.
Synonyms
  • Wrinkled: Having small lines or folds.
  • Crumpled: Crushed into irregular folds.
  • Disheveled: (Of hair or appearance) untidy and disordered.
  • Tousled: (Of hair) untidy in an attractive or casual way.
Antonyms
  • Neat: Arranged in an orderly way.
  • Pristine: In perfect condition; clean and fresh.
  • Smooth: Having an even and regular surface.
  • Tidy: Arranged neatly and in order.
rumpled

The child's rumpled pajamas lay on the floor.

Adjective
  1. in disarray; extremely disorderly
    • her clothing was disheveled
    • powder-smeared and frowzled
    • a rumpled unmade bed
    • a bed with tousled sheets
    • his brown hair was tousled, thick, and curly- Al Spiers

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