Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

fraught-with

adjective

/frɔːt wɪð/

Definition

Filled with a particular difficulty or consequence, often implying a sense of distress or tension.

Examples

Her decision was fraught with uncertainty, leaving everyone worried about the outcome.
The project was fraught with challenges that tested the team’s resolve.
The news was fraught with implications for the future of the industry.

Meaning

The term ‘fraught-with’ is commonly used to describe a situation that is accompanied by something undesirable, such as problems, risks, or emotional burden.