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fraught VB ECON

fraught
شَحَنَ

fraught ADJ

fraught with ADJ

fraught with

rain-fraught ADJ

rain-fraught

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He found the environment fraught with possibilities, and undertook dozens of experiments on prisoners there for pharmaceutical companies and government agencies.
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The final moments of the last episode are fraught with pain and pathos.
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The recording process was, however, often fraught with arguments amongst the band as to the sound and direction of the album.
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After six laps were up, the racing became more fraught at the front.
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The entire trial process, whatever the country, is fraught with problems and subject to criticism.
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Their master/servant relationship is complex and fraught.
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Thus, women were finding themselves thrust into a world in which their decisions to purchase goods had become fraught with political meaning.
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The new model lacked standards, was fraught with trial and error, and required an ever growing level of support.
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Their passage upstream is fraught with danger, from rapids, waterfalls and hungry grizzly bears.
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During the festival seasons, the evenings are fraught with cultural programs at the school playground.
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