Generally accepted, used or practiced at the moment.
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He weighted the contract with a gold-piece from his own plethoric pile.
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Others suggested strong purging and letting of blood, because she was plethoric.
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He stood up, shook my hand, and emptied his plethoric vest pocket.
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And the plethoric, choleric nature of the sufferer from gout has become proverbial.
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A plethoric gentleman, of the commercial persuasion, was sleeping laboriously in one corner.
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And a general unease has set in around the industry's overabundant power.
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That virtue is not overabundant among us Plantagenets, as both we know.
3
Oil remained overabundant through most of the decade of the 60's.
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Simultaneously, we began to have a series of overabundant crops.
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That virtue is not overabundant among us of Oriander's blood, as we both know.
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A new report just released says serious bullying is rife in parliament.
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However, pickpockets are quite rife in the city, so please be careful.
3
Piracy is as rife as the reduced sea traffic nowadays can support.
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The exploitation of Indigenous peoples continues today and colonialism is still rife.
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It's difficult to read the British system, and political illiteracy is rife.
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The video game industry has been rife with consolidation in recent months.
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A more antagonistic Afriforum stepped into this moment rife with political opportunity.
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He alleged that the plaintiffs' case is rife with fraud and corruption.
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One of the sins then rife in Israel, was a family sin.
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Clean water is also scarce, illness rife and social distancing nearly impossible.
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Syphilis and gonorrhoea were rife in the 19th century, particularly among soldiers.
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Holiday months and weekends throughout the year are rife with dogsitting requests!
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It was a row house in an area rife with student housing.
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Its long land frontier with Iran is rife with cross-border militant activity.
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It's the first investigation into a problem that's been rife for decades.
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Such an idea was rife with implications, and ahead of its time.
