'roughly-produced' originates from the combination of 'roughly' and 'produced'. 'Roughly' comes from the Old English word 'ruh', meaning 'coarse or uneven', and 'produced' is derived from the Latin 'producere', meaning 'to bring forth'.

'Roughly' evolved from the Old English 'ruh', and 'produced' from the Latin 'producere', through Middle English 'produisen'.

Initially, 'roughly' meant 'coarse or uneven', and 'produced' meant 'to bring forth'. Together, they now imply something made in a hasty or unrefined manner.