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litter

[lit-er] / ˈlɪt ər /




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The building remains unfinished and the surrounding land is littered with debris.

From BBC

The second part of the season was littered with similarly downbeat comments, always uttered in the heat of the moment when the adrenaline was still pumping after a difficult time out on track.

From BBC

“The history of media mergers is littered with failed marriages,” Novosel wrote.

From Barron's

It has been hugely popular but local concerns remain around increased traffic and littering.

From BBC

There are no accurate estimates about how many pieces of ordnance litter the Gaza Strip today, but they are likely in the thousands, according to demining experts, mostly inside private homes.

From The Wall Street Journal