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Meanings of more fraught in anglès

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Usage of more fraught in anglès
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Selling when everyone is dumping a stock can be even more fraught.
Reuters
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Far more fraught, however, are the parallel talks within the British government itself.
The Irish Times
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What one does about a seriously failing CE is more fraught.
Radio NZ
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The wires had never carried anything more fraught with unspoken grief.
Absalom's Hair
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No discovery could be more mortifying or more fraught with terror.
A Gentleman of France: Being the Memoirs of Gaston de Bonne Sieu...
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Browsing private profiles is typically more rewarding, but also more fraught.
The Guardian
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Though no day is structured, somehow the afternoons tend to be more fraught.
The Guardian
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For employees trying to cope with a delayed State pension, it's more fraught still.
The Irish Times
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Title challenges are supposed to be more fraught than this.
The Irish Times
10
But now, with no chance of an actual verdict, the arguments were more fraught.
The irresistible henry house
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There are few things more fraught with heartache and bitterness and discouragement than that.
Sermons on Biblical Characters
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The precarious Anglo-Scottish relationship was about to become more fraught.
The Guardian
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One point was gained; the next was more fraught with danger, yet it was accomplished.
The apocalypse reader
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But some journeys will be more fraught than others.
The Irish Times
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Nor can I well conceive of elements more fraught with hope than were here combined.
Hellenica
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It is more fraught with fatigue than funds, however.
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