Rough Around The Edges

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Rough Around The Edges means someone or something that is not polished or refined, often displaying a lack of sophistication or social skills. It is used to describe individuals or things that appear unpolished or unrefined.

Example 1:
Tom’s new coworker seems nice but is a bit rough around the edges. He tends to speak loudly and often interrupts others during conversations.

Example 2:
The neighborhood park is a great place to hang out, but it’s a bit rough around the edges. The playground equipment is old and rusted, and some benches are broken.

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