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Meanings of fraught in English
Usage of fraught in English
1
Of course, Apollo 13 was a real flight fraught with real problems.
2
The meeting followed a fraught 12 months for the global currency market.
3
The U.S.-led fight against Islamic State in Syria is fraught with complications.
4
The borders question is a fraught one in Australia at the moment.
5
That is fraught with risk, from the ruling party's point of view.
6
It's a visit fraught with history, however non-political it's meant to be.
7
Choosing which countries to target would be a process fraught with politics.
8
Yet the Dane's road to Saturday's final is still fraught with danger.
9
The business of forecasting markets is fraught in the best of times.
10
Speaking to Pentagon reporters on Friday, Austin acknowledged Anbar's situation was fraught.
11
The current pervasive anxiety has made OTC trading appear fraught with risk.
12
Liminal is a magical time, a dangerous time, fraught with possibility .
13
That debate has for many years been challenging, complex and, regrettably, fraught.
14
The first seems almost impossible and the others are politically very fraught.
15
It is also clear that relations between Loescher and Kaeser were fraught.
16
This fraught interaction between the sexes is often seen in Indian cinema.
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Fraught through the time
Fraught across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
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