1. in a manner characterized by crags; with a rough, jagged, or rocky appearance or quality
Usage: typically describes how something appears or is formed rather than an action performed

Examples

• The mountain rose craggily against the sky, its peaks sharp and uneven.
• The coastline stretched craggily along the Atlantic, with dramatic cliffs and rocky outcrops.
• His face was craggily handsome, marked by deep lines and strong features.
• The terrain became increasingly craggily as they climbed higher into the highlands.
• The old stone wall stood craggily, its surface weathered and broken by time.