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Meanings of less fraught in English

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Usage of less fraught in English
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Climbing Everest is easier, and surely less fraught with danger and despair.
Dating game
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Could it a wish be a less fraught word for a prayer?
Feminist dot com
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It was a comfort, of sorts, rendering these approaches slightly less fraught.
The Rhesus Chart
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The second phase of shuttering is less fraught in some ways.
Reuters
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Selling An Phoblacht at a DUP conference might be less fraught.
The Irish Times
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The content of the transition is less fraught for negotiators.
The Guardian
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It was an instant response, but none the less fraught with consciousness of responsibility.
The Light of the Western Stars
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This aerodynamically shaped snorkel will make river crossings less fraught.
The South African
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In a less fraught situation four of those would have been given to the wrist-spinner.
The Guardian
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But gas is far less fraught with geopolitical significance.
Reuters
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Creating the landmine campaign was less fraught with stress than trying to be a stand-in parent.
Feminist dot com
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You are likely to feel less fraught and more inclined to sticking at the things you start.
The South African
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Reports suggest that the drugs were less contaminated and that the experience of buying them was less fraught.
The Guardian
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Firefights seemed less fraught with danger.
Jacinto's Remnant
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However, sadly, their new existence looks no less fraught with complications, especially when it comes to the bottom line.
News.com.au
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That is heroic-whena simple exchange of letters is so much less fraught with seasickness, pirates, scurvy, mass drownings-
Quicksilver
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