0 past simple and past participle of burden --
1 to trouble someone with something difficult or unpleasant: --
The first half of the book discusses law and legal institutions but is burdened with interpretive problems.
Women and particularly those burdened with dependent children were an anomaly within the able-bodied\nonable-bodied classification.
She became more and more confused, and she was burdened with feelings of guilt.
The burdens imposed on individual subjects and the number of subjects burdened overall are both relevant.
These have added to the losses to poor artisanal fisherman already burdened in many areas by commercial overexploitation of the reefs.
The term ' ' teenagers ' ' is too burdened with contemporary understandings, notions of adolescence that are not broadly accepted in the years covered by this article.
Untroubled by doctrinal issues, never burdened by thoughts of conversion, they assimilated at the college the gentlemanly culture and political skills of a constitutionalist regime.
Democratisation was burdened by rampant popular distrust and cynicism about the viability, integrity and capacities of the new government.
