Definition of laden
: carrying a load or burden
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Saturday's mission will be celebratory, reverent, uplifting, perhaps heartbreaking, and certainly laden with surprise.
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His briefings, lucid and laden with statistics, were a counterpoint to the chaos that was seen as pervading other parts of the White House.
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There was no Jason Kelce delivering an expletive-laden tirade — no moment destined to go viral.
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Juventus, meanwhile, are far more laden with absentees.
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The wooden shelves were laden with tins of spaghetti and meatballs from Ohio, pork and beans from Medellin, tomatoes from Nebraska, and Spam from Brazil.
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The volunteering day starts early and, in the dim dawn light, Méndez Lázaro picks me up from Plaza Colón in Old San Juan in his blue Dodge pickup, the back already laden with water bottles and filters.
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His theories of everything emerged in a voice that was both robotic, and curiously laden with emotion.
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Besides tightening its grip on the north on Sunday, the League even gained as much as 10% in some parts of the south, once the target of the party’s expletive-laden chants.
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Examples of laden in a Sentence
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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Definition of laden for English Language Learners
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: loaded heavily with something : having or carrying a large amount of something
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Definition of laden for Students
: heavily loaded
- The truck was laden with gravel.
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