Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

rutted

Adjective

/ˈrʌtɪd/

Definition

Having deep tracks or grooves, especially caused by the passage of vehicles or animals.

Examples

The old dirt road was so rutted that it was difficult for even a four-wheel drive vehicle to pass.
During the rainy season, the paths became rutted and muddy.

Meaning

The term ‘rutted’ describes a surface that is marked by deep hollows or grooves, typically created by repeated pressure, such as from the wheels of vehicles or the movement of animals.