Full of
Loaded with and full of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Loaded with" instead an adjective phrase "Full of".
Loaded with
Full of and loaded with are semantically related. You can use "Full of" instead an adjective phrase "Loaded with".
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- It seems entirely a matter of luck that it was loaded with a dart full of nightmare toxin instead of something crazy like bullets.
- Loaded with Shout Outs (with varying degrees of subtlety), packed full of Cringe and/or Black Comedy and Crosses the Line Twice very frequently.
Source: Fanfic Recs / Sonichu - In the same film, there are horses loaded with sacks full of gold artifacts, but the beasts don't seem perturbed by the weight.
Source: Hollywood Density
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