Definition of laden
: carrying a load or burden
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And the Lakers were once the most star-laden team in the most star-crazy town in America.
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Oak Creek went 2-21 this past season with a 1-13 mark in the SEC, but just a year ago the Knights had a senior-laden team and were conference champions.
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The Lady Panthers, however, won that series 2-0 and moved on to Lufkin Hudson, another heavy junior-senior laden team that the Lady Panthers dispatched in two games.
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The experienced gained throughout an inconsistent season this year could prove vital to a veteran-laden team moving forward.
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The Chippewas are arguably the most senior-laden team in the field which is an intangible advantage that often serves upset-minded teams well.
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Not many are expecting the Redskins to be much of a threat,but Doctson likes the veteran-laden group, particularly adding a player such as former Cowboys cornerback Orlando Scandrick in the offseason.
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Kim’s buildings, Lanctot says, are laden with mold and crawling with cockroaches.
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As with many royal occasions, every item of clothing was laden with history and meaning.
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Origin and Etymology of laden
see lade
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First Known Use: before 12th century
in the meaning defined above
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laden a ship with emergency medical supplies
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Leesburg’s only loss was 79-70 against West Oaks, a talent-ladened team that plays outside the FHSAA, on Dec. 2, at the Breast Cancer Awareness Classic at Oak Ridge.
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But that context — including who shouts the phrase and who studiously avoids uttering it — has ladened it with pernicious meaning in particular quarters.
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LADEN Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of laden for English Language Learners
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: loaded heavily with something : having or carrying a large amount of something
LADEN Defined for Kids
Definition of laden for Students
: heavily loaded
- The truck was laden with gravel.
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