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Definitions for ridden
ˈrɪd nrid·den
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Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
Ridden
the participle of ride.
He could never have ridden out an eternal period, but it must be by a more powerful being than himself. Matthew Hale.
Webster Dictionary
Ridden
p. p. of Ride
Ridden
of Ride
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dinder
rinded
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of ridden in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of ridden in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
Examples of ridden in a Sentence
We have [vaccinated] quite a few that are blind, quite a few are bed-ridden. Many are confined to like a wheelchairand they need a cane to walk.
I consider it unthinkable to issue working permits for asylum seekers, it would be a call to people in crisis-ridden countries to come to Austria. Our job market would not be able to absorb that.
I think that's anxiety-ridden, because you get likes based on how many friends you have, and you have to keep posting things to get more friends and it's like a vicious circle.
It is hard to see a reset on the horizon, with intensifying geopolitical flashpoints like the disconnect on Taiwan policy and China's relationship with Russia. Upcoming election cycles in Taiwan and in the United States risk further deterioration of the bilateral relationship. the US-China relationship reminds me of conflict-ridden relationships where at the end of the day, United States realize United States can't afford to get divorced.
A good resolution is like an old horse, which is often saddled but rarely ridden.
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