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Mired   /maɪrd/   Listen
Mired

adjective
1.
Entangled or hindered as if e.g. in mire.  Synonym: involved.  "Brilliant leadership mired in details and confusion"






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"Mired" Quotes from Famous Books



... the policeman's horse stumbled and fell, Campbell, leaping off as the horse fell and grabbing at the halter of Berube's horse, but failing to hold him owing to the speed. Berube again threatened the riddling process, but the constables chased him to a slough, where the smuggler's horse got mired, but Berube tried to lead him out. Campbell fired in the air, but Berube kept going, whereupon Campbell shot the smuggler's horse, and the patrol took Berube and his four horses into camp. Deane says that as the horses appeared to be glandered, he wired for Veterinary Surgeon Wroughton ...
— Policing the Plains - Being the Real-Life Record of the Famous North-West Mounted Police • R.G. MacBeth



Words linked to "Mired" :   encumbered



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