full-fraught
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌfʊl ˈfrɔːt/
Definition
Filled with or characterized by a great deal of something, typically something undesirable or dangerous.
Examples
The negotiations were full-fraught with tension and mistrust.
His early life was full-fraught with hardship and poverty.
How to Use full-fraught
- full-fraught with (prepositional phrase)
- Completely filled with something, usually negative. — "The political climate was full-fraught with uncertainty."
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