freighted

A master of communicating inner turmoil with a single freighted look, Hahn is able to offer gripping, albeit fleeting, windows into Agatha’s vulnerability.

Ultimately, the border wars have always been freighted with the larger question of who will shape the future narrative of the Middle East.

In turn, their admissions to international cricket and subsequent first victories over the ‘mother country’ of England came freighted with meaning.

But after 27 months of ART-free remission—researchers no longer use the freighted word “cure” —the virus returned to the child.

When they meet again in a wooded area, it is coincidental and freighted with possibility.