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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit more rugged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is slightly tougher or more durable than something else, often in the context of clothing, terrain, or personality.
Example: "I prefer this jacket because it feels a bit more rugged than the other options available."
Alternatives: "somewhat tougher" or "a little more durable."
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They make VW Polos, which are especially adapted for the Russian market (cheaper, simpler and a bit more rugged), VW Tiguans, and two Skoda models, Fabia and Octavia.
It's a bit more rugged than the usual beach destinations, but it's good for those that don't really want a touristy holiday.
But he is trying to make the country's national-security strategy a bit more rugged too.This week the rulers of North Korea are giving him a chance to try out a tougher stance.
It's a bit more rugged in keeping with its rough-and-tumble lifestyle, too, and reminds me a bit of the Sphero 2B that company just unveiled.
I've crashed plenty of Phantom drones and they're durable, too, but the Karma feels just a bit more rugged and better equipped to handle life with kids and bored parents.
The limitations of e-ink make it hard to add features like stopwatches and timers, which can get frustrating for sports fans, but this watch is a bit more rugged than the current e-ink line up and comes in three colors, orange, black, and white.
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I wouldn't mind if it was a bit more heavy-duty, like their "rugged twill".
A bit more mature".
A bit more so.
So, a bit more.
And a bit more.
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