laden
v. C2 Proficiency US //ˈɫeɪdən// UK //lˈeɪdən// laden
v. carrying a very heavy load or filled with a lot of something. It often describes a feeling or a physical weight.
v. heavily loaded or weighed down; carrying a significant burden. Often used figuratively to describe things filled with a specific quality or emotion.
The trees are laden with heavy snow.
The atmosphere in the room was laden with tension as they waited for the results.
The merchant ships returned to the harbor laden with exotic spices and fine silks from the East, their hulls sitting low in the water from the immense weight.
Usage
Commonly followed by the preposition 'with'.