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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Dominated or controlled by the passions (as opposed to the intellect, for example)..
[…] it needs little penetration to enable one to declare that the country will come out of such a struggle sadder, perhaps wiser, and certainly shorn of its wealth and greatness to an extent of which the passion-ridden or self-seeking advocates of strife, and the unreflecting multitude who cheer them on, take no thought.
[The song] summed up for him, in sweet harmonies, the destinies of living beings, the distressed agony of a flaming, passion-ridden world, and appealed to him, in the name of the immense pity that filled his soul, to go forth with his message of hope and liberation, and save the world.
The nationalities issue is deeply disturbed and the deterioration is deepening […] There is an irrational and passion-ridden atmosphere.
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Passion-ridden means Dominated or controlled by the passions (as opposed to the intellect, for example)..
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[…] it needs little penetration to enable one to declare that the country will come out of such a struggle sadder, perhaps wiser, and certainly shorn of its wealth and greatness to an extent of which the passion-ridden or self-seeking advocates of strife, and the unreflecting multitude who cheer them on, take no thought.
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