gritty
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definition
adjective
I was apparently indoors, though the floor was dingy and muddy and covered in gritty sand.
containing or covered with grit.
a gritty pioneer woman
showing courage and resolve.
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The stories are mostly pretty 'gritty' - loneliness, alienation and all that - but amazingly, the movie is so deftly handled as to never be too heavy.
The stuff isn't harmful in any way; it just tastes a little 'gritty' and sticks to your teeth.
The rough stones jutting out from the 'gritty' mud walls appeal to my visual and tactile senses.
When the hard anthracite coal is mined the very fine, 'gritty' material is called culm.
The Western Bulldogs are both a very 'gritty' football side and a classy side.
In a typically 'gritty' display they hauled themselves back into the tie and earned themselves another chance to progress.
His forehead is pressed against the rough, 'gritty' plaster of the wall, sharp against his nose.
Limestone comes in a range of guises from soft open poured travertine tiles to 'gritty' , rugged flags.
Shadow areas often take on a 'gritty' or rough textured appearance.
Theirs was a 'gritty' performance which belied their recent run of form.
They will certainly be competitive because they have some pretty 'gritty' characters in there.
Shooting the entire series on location in Baltimore was an essential part of this rough, 'gritty' feel.
I was apparently indoors, though the floor was dingy and muddy and covered in 'gritty' sand.
As such, the photographs tell a collective story - one that is clearly shaped by editors who seek 'gritty' and unflinching pictures.
The reason for India's good performance in the last couple of years was due to the solid performance of this 'gritty' batsman.
But my appetite was whetted and I craved more 'gritty' details.
Also, the underlayer of cement primer makes the ochre-gold acrylic surface look 'gritty' and holds the tendency towards the decorative in counterpoint.
The cinematography has a 'gritty' , tough beauty to it.
He outmanoeuvred and overpowered the 'gritty' Australian to race through the opening two sets, hitting the corners of the court at will with his heavy groundstrokes.
His love of 'gritty' realism and distaste for overblown production values go back to Blackburn, where Winterbottom was born in 1961.
Of modern Australian batsmen that I have seen, the best was Chappell, who had great power and elegance, plus 'gritty' determination when he needed it.
It has that 'gritty' realism that small budget English films are becoming known for, but plenty of lighter moments to balance the gloom.
This time, the main concern was a significant ash plume carrying 'gritty' pulverized rock and silica that could damage aircraft engines and the surfaces of cars and homes.
Instead, they will experience first-hand the often 'gritty' reality of big city life in what has been titled ‘The Alternative London Trip’.
The action takes place in a single subway car, and the company worked hard to capture the 'gritty' , anonymous feel of the underground.
Everywhere there was desolation - trees black and bare-limbed and the ground covered with 'gritty' black ash.
John produced a 'gritty' performance just to finish, when others were falling about him.
He ran a hand through his hair which felt rough and 'gritty' .
The rocky, 'gritty' soil offers perfect drainage, but digging is nearly impossible.
This form of 'gritty' realist cinema relies upon constant improvisation.
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