CEFR C1

full-fraught with

collocation

Meaning

Completely filled or burdened with something, typically something negative or challenging, emphasizing a high degree of difficulty or emotional weight.

Examples

The negotiations were full-fraught with tension and mistrust from the very beginning.
Her childhood was full-fraught with hardship and constant struggle.

Synonyms: filled with, laden with, pregnant with, brimming with

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full-fraught with (C1)

collocation

Pronunciation: /ˌfʊl ˈfrɔːt wɪð/

Definition

Completely filled or burdened with something, typically something negative or challenging, emphasizing a high degree of difficulty or emotional weight.

Examples

The negotiations were full-fraught with tension and mistrust from the very beginning.
Her childhood was full-fraught with hardship and constant struggle.
The political situation in the region is full-fraught with potential for conflict.

How to Use full-fraught with

full-fraught with (collocation): Completely filled or burdened with something, especially something negative. — "The journey through the desert was full-fraught with peril and exhaustion."

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