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What does fraught mean?

"Fraught" means filled with or likely to cause danger, trouble, or difficulties. It implies a sense of tension, anxiety, or potential for conflict.

Here are some examples of how "fraught" is used:

* "The negotiations were fraught with tension and mistrust." This means the negotiations were very difficult and there was a lot of stress and distrust between the parties.

* "The situation was fraught with danger, and we had to proceed with caution." This means there were many risks involved and they had to be careful to avoid them.

* "The relationship between the two countries was fraught with historical grievances." This means the relationship was strained due to past conflicts.

"Fraught" is often used to describe situations that are uncertain, precarious, or potentially explosive. It highlights the seriousness and gravity of the situation.

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