fraught

UK
/frɔːt/
US
/frɔt/
fraughtadjective
more fraught
Comp.
most fraught
Super.
UK
/frɔːt/
US
/frɔt/
Translations
Their relationship was fraught with tension.
Их отношения были напряжёнными.
The situation was fraught with danger.
Ситуация была чревата опасностью.
Definitions
Filled with or likely to result in something undesirable.
The negotiations were fraught with tension and uncertainty.
Feeling or causing anxiety, worry, or tension; stressful.
After a fraught day at work, he needed some quiet time.
fraughtnoun
fraughts
pl
Archaic; refers to freight or cargo.
Definitions
Freight, cargo, or the cost of freight.
The ship's fraught was insured before it left the harbor.
fraughtverb
fraughted
Past Simple
fraughted
Past Participle
fraughting
Gerund
UK
/frɔːt/
US
/frɔt/
Archaic; chiefly used of loading or freighting a vessel.
Definitions
To load or supply (a ship, vehicle, etc.) with cargo; to freight.
The merchants fraughted their ships with spices for the long voyage.
Synonyms
fill (with)
saddle (with)