rife in Japanese
rife in Japanese is 満ちた — rife means widespread or common, usually referring to something unpleasant.
rife in Japanese
満ちた
Abounding; present in large numbers, plentiful.
What does "rife" mean?
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adj Widespread or common, usually referring to something unpleasant.
"Rumours were rife in the office after the announcement."
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adj Full of something, typically undesirable things.
"The abandoned building was rife with mould and rot."
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rife in a sentence
- Rumours were rife in the office after the announcement.
- Corruption was rife in the old regime.
- The abandoned building was rife with mould and rot.
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What is "rife" in Japanese?
"rife" in Japanese is 満ちた. rife means: Widespread or common, usually referring to something unpleasant.
How do you use "rife" in a sentence?
Example: "Rumours were rife in the office after the announcement." In Japanese, "rife" is 満ちた.
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