"Rutty" example sentences

rutty

definition

- adjective form of rut

rut

noun

rut (noun) · ruts (plural noun)

- a long, deep track made by the repeated passage of the wheels of vehicles:

- a habit or pattern of behavior that has become dull and unproductive but is hard to change:

Synonyms

rut, furrow, groove, track, trough, ditch, trench, gutter, gouge, crack, hollow, hole, pothole, cavity, crater, groove, grind, treadmill, here, Legal

"Rutty" Example Sentences

The word "rutty" doesn't seem to be commonly used in modern English. It appears to be an archaic word meaning "having ruts" or "rough and uneven." Some example sentences would be:
1. The rutty dirt road made for a bumpy drive.
2. The rutty field had not been tended to in years.
3. The farmers worked to make the rutty path passable again.
4. The wagon creaked and groaned as it made its way along the rutty lane.
5. The rutty cart track led up into the hills.
Apart from that, I couldn't find many legitimate example sentences using the word "rutty." It seems to be an outdated term that is no longer in common usage. The more modern equivalent would likely be words like "uneven," "rough," "bumpy," or "ridden with ruts."
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Common Phases

1. The rutty dirt path
2. The rutty wagon track
3. Rutty farm lanes
4. Rutty country roads
5. The rutty cart way
6. The rutty farm road
7. Rutty rural byways
8. Wheels churning through rutty mud
9. Hooves clattering on rutty cobblestone
10. Bumpy ride on a rutty rural road

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