Preposition: with

• peril: From jealous rivals, to witch hunters or insane elders; the night is fraught with peril even for the undead.

• danger: Working down the mines was fraught with danger for everyone.

• pitfall: Negotiating a deal is fraught with pitfalls at every stage.

• difficulty: The task was fraught with difficulties on all sides.

• contradiction: The field of imperial education was more fraught with contradictions than most for the lady imperialists.

• complication: Bidding by telephone can be fraught with legal complications.

Modifies a noun

• relationship: Written by: Nigel Smith, Phil Hammond Synopsis: Sitcom focusing on the fraught relationship between two orthopedic surgeons.

• battle: Does she regret the sale of the business during a fraught takeover battle?

• situation: Substantial sections of the " left " compound this fraught situation by supporting this race for a party to come to power.

• trip: Following our long and often fraught trip, this happy relaxed atmosphere was a real contrast.

• relation: Referring to his once fraught relation with the Hollywood establishment, he ventured: " We're not against each other.

Modifying Another Word

• emotionally: The Academy Awards ceremony - an emotionally fraught, " and the winner is.. .

• politically: The process of defining rights through international conventions and laws has been long and politically fraught.

• somewhat: The beginning of the workshop was somewhat fraught - two speakers were stuck in a tunnel on the tube from Watford!

• potentially: Both situations are potentially fraught with the danger of contact not being made, breaking down or being inappropriate, even negative.

• increasingly: Over the following years, the situation in the south grew increasingly fraught.

• rather: At the end of a half in which Leeds had only been stretched for period of 2 minutes, things got rather fraught.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Why my - and our - quest seems so fraught is not clear.

• remain: Aspects of care for vulnerable adults remain fraught with legal uncertainty.

• become: From that moment the love affair becomes almost impossibly fraught.