Filled with
Rife with and filled with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rife with" instead an adjective phrase "Filled with".
Rife with
Filled with and rife with are semantically related. You can use "Filled with" instead an adjective phrase "Rife with".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- thick with and filled with
- thick with and rife with
- fraught and filled with
- fraught and rife with
- full of and filled with
- full of and rife with
- abounding in and filled with
- abounding in and rife with
- replete with and filled with
- replete with and rife with
- brimming with and filled with
- brimming with and rife with
- loaded with and filled with
- loaded with and rife with
Both terms in one sentence
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Being a show filled with Aesops once an episode, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic is rife with this.
Source: Alternate Aesop Interpretation - The Rift is filled with sensor interference and murk you can cut with a knife, and rife with smaller anomalies like ion storms.
- Neil Gaiman's American Gods is, not surprisingly, rife with references to religions around the world, so much so that the forums on his official website are filled with guessing games as to the identities of many of the more obscure ones.
Source: Genius Bonus / Literature
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