laded
/ˈleɪdɪd/
VERB
1. Loaded or filled with cargo
Having been loaded or supplied with goods, cargo, materials, or other items for transportation or storage.
1.1. Ships and transportation
Used to describe ships, boats, vehicles, or other carriers that have been loaded with cargo, merchandise, or supplies.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- unloaded
- emptied
- discharged
- unladen
Examples
- The ship was laded with valuable merchandise before setting sail.
- The workers laded the vessel with supplies for the long voyage.
- The wagon was laded with hay and other provisions.
Related Words
- cargo
- freight
- shipment
- consignment
- loading
- transportation
1.2. Burdened with weight or responsibilities
Used to describe someone or something that has been heavily burdened with physical weight, responsibilities, obligations, or difficulties.
Synonyms
- burdened
- encumbered
- weighted
- saddled
- cumbered
- taxed
- overloaded
Antonyms
- unburdened
- relieved
- unencumbered
- freed
Examples
- The donkey was laded with heavy sacks of grain.
- The manager was laded with additional responsibilities after the department expanded.
- The organization was laded with financial obligations.
Related Words
- burden
- obligation
- responsibility
- pressure
- strain
- encumbrance
VERB
2. Removed or drawn out with a ladle
Having been taken, scooped, or removed from a container or body of liquid using a ladle or a similar implement.
2.1. Scooping and removing liquids
Used to describe liquid that has been drawn or removed from a container, vessel, or other source by scooping or dipping with a ladle.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Examples
- The water was laded from the leaking boat to prevent it from sinking.
- The soup was laded into individual bowls before serving.
- The excess liquid was laded out of the container.