Loaded
Loaded adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Programmed and loaded are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Programmed" instead a verb "Loaded".
Programmed
Loaded and programmed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loaded" instead a verb "Programmed".
Both words in one sentence
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You almost always fight Ridley near the end of the game, when you're loaded with energy tanks and missile upgrades, and he's programmed to take advantage of that.
Source: Damage-Sponge Boss -
Bishop may be an android and thus incapable of unintentional twitches, but casually handing a loaded firearm to an untrained civilian is something a military android should be programmed to avoid.
Source: Film / Aliens -
However, Alisa is arguable, considering she is a robot and can be programmed to speak Japanese (theoretically, she could have any language loaded into her memory banks), as well as the fact that her current "master" — the person whose commands she's programmed to obey — is Japanese.
Source: Video Game / Tekken
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