ridden (Meaning)

Webster

ridden ()

p. p. of Ride.

Webster

of Ride

The dirt-ridden path wound its way through the dense undergrowth.
The horse was heavily ridden, its coat slick with sweat and its muscles trembling.
Guilt and shame rode him like a relentless nightmare.
The child was ridden with chickenpox, its body covered in itchy pustules.
The city was crime-ridden, its streets plagued by violence and lawlessness.
The ancient castle stood atop a fog-ridden hill, its walls shrouded in an eerie mist.
The storm was wind-ridden, lashing against the windows with blinding force.
The ship was wave-ridden, tossed and turned at the mercy of the tempest.
The athlete was injury-ridden, his body battered and bruised from years of rigorous training.
The entire village was disease-ridden, a shadow of its once-vibrant self.

p. p. of Ride., of Ride

annoyed, bothered, gotten,teased, tried, picked on, heckled, ridiculed, hazed, tested

sunk, plunged, sunk, plunged, settled,settled, submerged, dived, dipped, dived

The dirt-ridden path wound its way through the dense undergrowth.

The horse was heavily ridden, its coat slick with sweat and its muscles trembling.

Guilt and shame rode him like a relentless nightmare.

The child was ridden with chickenpox, its body covered in itchy pustules.