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What is the noun for rough?

There isn't a single perfect noun for "rough." The best noun depends on the context. Here are some options:

General Roughness:

* Roughness: This is the most direct translation.

* Texture: This emphasizes the surface quality.

* Asperity: This implies a harsh or uneven quality.

Specific Types of Roughness:

* Bumps: For physical bumps on a surface.

* Jaggedness: For a sharp, uneven edge.

* Grain: For the texture of wood or other materials.

* Grit: For a rough, abrasive quality.

* Unevenness: For a surface that is not smooth.

* Roughness: For a surface that is not smooth.

Abstract Roughness:

* Hardship: For a difficult or unpleasant experience.

* Turbulence: For a state of unrest or chaos.

The best noun to use will depend on the specific situation and what aspect of "rough" you want to emphasize.

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