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riddled

adjective as in decayed

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The exercise has been riddled with problems – from pilot shortages that have led to massive flight cancellations, to Vistara crew going on mass sick leave over plans to align their salary structures with Air India.

From BBC

But this “turnaround” is still incomplete and riddled with problems, according to Mr Martin.

From BBC

Pictures from the scene in Place de Coimbra, an area of the city known for drug-related crimes, showed the restaurant's facade riddled with bullet holes.

From BBC

At a press conference on Monday, the agency showed a photo of the patrol car, which was riddled with bullet holes.

When it comes to loaf cakes riddled with cracks, should frustrated bakers cover them with icing?

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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