ragtag
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1. ragtag - Noun
2. ragtag - Adjective
Meaning
disparaging terms for the common people
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How was a tiny force, made up of ragtag mercenaries, mostly ex-Venezuelan soldiers, going to make it all the way to Caracas, assault the heavily fortified presidential palace, seize Maduro, and presumably return him to the U.S. via Colombia?
Jean Jost summarises the function of liminality in The Canterbury Tales, "Both appropriately and ironically in this raucous and subversive liminal space, a ragtag assembly gather together and tell their equally unconventional tales.
“We found it impossible to deal with the ragtag political parties,” Mkapa wrote.
At the foot of the Elwha River, the muddy outpost of Port Bonita is about to boom, fueled by a ragtag band of dizzyingly disparate men and women unified only in their visions of a more prosperous future.
Another reveals Polyphemus (aka Cyclops) as a kindly farmer who discovers a ragtag group of soldiers pilfering his property.
But fate has other plans—and Sophie’s ensuing odyssey and the ragtag family she finds will change the entire world.