Damaged
Riddled
Riddled adjective - (often followed by `with') damaged throughout by numerous perforations or holes.
Usage example: a sweater riddled with moth holes
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Synonyms for Riddled
Damaged and riddled are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Damaged" instead an adjective "Riddled".
Both words in one sentence
- Riddled with shrapnel, he saw a similarly wounded crewmate at risk of falling out of the open cargo door of the damaged plane.
Source: Made Of Iron / Real Life -
Tattered Flag: A battered, bullet-riddled Dominion flag appears in the beginning of the cutscene "Fire and Fury", representing the damaged-but-defiant condition of the Terran troops themselves.
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A battered, bullet-riddled Dominion flag appears in the beginning of the Starcraft II Wings Of Liberty cutscene "Fire and Fury", representing the damaged-but-defiant condition of the Terran troops themselves.
Source: Tattered Flag
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