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Meanings of ladened in English
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Examples for "loaded"
Examples for "loaded"
1
A Chinook can carry 28 combat-loaded troops, a U.S. military official said.
2
Our American society is loaded with a false sense of cultural competence.
3
The great wagons are being loaded again with tents, weapons, food, gear.
4
The Withings is loaded with great features, and has undeniably great software.
5
THAILAND: Transport plane loaded with food and medicine was sent to Yangon.
1
His gesture merely earned him, and the paper, yet more expletive-laden abuse.
2
The effect, as my example suggests, can be quite hypnotic or doom-laden.
3
Both stories, of course, are political hot potatoes, laden with religious themes.
4
Bernard said the doctors acted by infusing glucose-laden water into CG's body.
5
In debt-laden China it's different: the state throws money at avoiding failure.
Usage of ladened in English
1
It proves to be a large freighter ladened, apparently, with cattle.
2
The shrilling wind, ladened with snow, wrenched at the shutters.
3
Young Munster's traditional forward power laid the foundations for a bonus-ladened victory at rain-lashed Eaton Park.
4
It is the place to shed forth the radiant beams of Christian light from your grace-ladened soul.
5
On coming to the parlour a little later, ladened with leaves and flowers, my treasure was gone.
6
He was rather heavily ladened as he went up the bank, and it was only one o'clock.
7
It is followed by the accumulation of lipid ladened monocytes as well as the initiation of immune mechanisms.
8
I conceived the trail to be that of an outward-bound sledge, on account of its depth, which denoted a heavily-ladened one.
9
According to Coconuts, these packages would be "ladened with strict health protocols, as part of an effort to revive domestic tourism".
10
The air was ladened with the sweet fragrance of incense and those subtle perfumes that are so delightful and enticing to the soul.
11
Their spirits rose however when, a few days later, a fleet of twenty-three ships, ladened with supplies from France, sailed up the river.
12
The long mantel above her head was ladened with the grey sheen of pewter, and two uncommonly large, fluted bowls of blue Stiegel glass.
13
Several women dressed all in black stood near the corner talking, their string bags ladened with fresh produce from the stands in the square.
14
His arms and shoulders had developed by lifting hay-ladened pitchforks in the fields and in the swing of the sledge in his father's blacksmith's shop.
15
They took the little road to the right, and in a moment were stealing through great mountain pines that ladened the air with their smell.
16
His gesture merely earned him, and the paper, yet more expletive-laden abuse.
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