Filled with or causing distress; involving a great deal of risk or difficulty

Middle English fraughten — from Middle Dutch vrachten (to load a ship); originally meant 'laden with cargo'

Tense Precarious Charged Perilous Stressful
Smooth Untroubled Easy Calm Stable
"India-Canada relations remain fraught following diplomatic expulsions and unresolved allegations about Khalistani networks operating on Canadian soil."

Essential for GS2 (international relations) and essay writing. Use to describe unstable bilateral relationships or policy environments marked by deep uncertainty — e.g., India-Pakistan ties, India-China border negotiations, or contested reforms.

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