Meaning of fraught
Fraught describes a situation or experience that is filled with concerns, problems, or dangers. It is often used with with to show the presence of difficulty or tension.
Full of unpleasant things such as problems or dangers.
Example Usage
- The negotiations have been fraught with difficulties right from the start.
- Their relationship was fraught with tension after the disagreement.
- Driving through the storm was fraught with danger.
Common Collocations
- Fraught with difficulties
- Fraught with tension
- Fraught with risk
- Emotionally fraught
Grammar Notes
- Usually used as an adjective.
- Commonly paired with with when describing conditions or experiences.
Author’s summary: The word “fraught” means loaded with stress, problems, or risks, often describing tense situations or challenging experiences.
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