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raddled - translation to spanish
raddled
depravado
decaído
decaído
raddle
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REPRODUCTION OF SHEEP
Lambing season; Raddle; Sheep reproduction; Mating sheep; Lambing; Sexual behavior of sheep; Artificial insemination of sheep; Pregnancy in sheep; Sexual behavior of domestic sheep; Reproductive behavior of sheep
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Definition
raddled
¦ adjective
1. showing signs of age or fatigue.
2. coloured with or as if with raddle.
Examples of use of raddled
1. The next election will not be decided by middle–class–hating, guilt–raddled champagne socialists like Polly Toynbee.
2. McGuigan ‘is like a raddled Sean Penn and exudes the atmosphere of someone who got through life without ever doing a day‘s work,‘ according to a London acquaintance.
3. As you sit quite alone in the deserted, crumbling auditorium, it is as if a poltergeist has awoken like some raddled sleeping beauty from a deep sleep.
4. After abandoning our breakfast of beans, bread and cheese triangles to the goats and raddled Egyptian vultures that were poised to scavenge whatever was left, we went exploring with Shaiya.
5. I remember that May day ten years ago when all of us – perhaps with the exception of a minority of raddled Tory MPs – yearned for Tony Blair to succeed.