riddled's Usage Examples:

Chambers was bullet-riddled and rolled to the bottom of the stairs.

The competition was initially riddled with controversy regarding karate styles and the ruleset.

Nico agreed with Karolina's assessment, but it still left her riddled with guilt.

The Mikraot Gedolot of Ben Hayyim, though hailed as an extraordinary achievement, was riddled with thousands of technical errors.

Navy morale dives after firing of virus-riddled ship"s captain".

In 2016, the Australian Skeptics criticised Martin's supervision of Wilyman by presenting Martin, Wilyman and the Social Sciences Department of the University of Wollongong the satirical Bent Spoon Award for awarding a PhD thesis riddled with errors, misstatements, poor and unsupported 'evidence' and conspiratorial thinking.

, a battle-scarred veteran of Pearl Harbor, received new wounds when a hail of fragments from several near misses riddled her hull and superstructure and injured over 30 of her crew, four of them fatally.

Bane"s speech tends to be riddled with oxymorons.

sandwiches, a Cuban-inspired sandwich with barbecue pork, ham and pickles, and griddled broccoli with green ranch and pickled peppers.

references to death, whereas Ginsberg"s poem is riddled with thoughts and questionings of death.

The car was blocked on the open road by two other vehicles and riddled by submachine-gun bullets.

magnate and his family in the corrupt world of Mexico"s business elites riddled with scandal and violence.

arepa is a dish of maize and other ingredients shaped into a patty and griddled; it has been eaten in parts of Central and South American since pre-Columbian.

Synonyms:

damaged,

Antonyms:

unimpaired, undamaged,