19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Haggard' in a Sentence
"Having a worn-out and exhausted appearance, typically due to prolonged suffering, exertion, or anxiety." more
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The lost puppy had a haggard appearance as it searched for its owner in the park.
The witch in the story had a haggard look, adding to her mysterious and magical aura.
After playing for hours without a break, the children's faces became haggard and exhausted.
The witch's haggard face scared the children on Halloween night.
The teacher noticed the haggard expressions on the students' faces during the challenging exam.
The old scarecrow had a haggard appearance, with its tattered clothes and weathered face.
The tired cat looked haggard after chasing mice all day.
The haggard cat napped lazily in the warm sunshine.
After the long hike, the haggard explorers finally reached the mountain's summit.
The old and haggard book had been read countless times.
The haggard sailor finally reached the shore after a long and stormy sea journey.
The abandoned house on the hill had windows with a haggard, broken appearance.
The haggard old book had weathered many years on the dusty library shelf.
The haggard sailor shared tales of his adventures on the high seas.
The haggard explorer finally reached the mountain peak, feeling worn out but triumphant.
The haggard witch gazed into her magical cauldron, brewing a potion for Halloween night.
The haggard stray cat looked forlornly at the food bowl, hoping for a meal.
The explorer's haggard expression showed the challenges of his jungle adventure.
The old scarecrow had a haggard appearance after standing in the field for many years.
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