Sentence examples for a charged word from inspiring English sources

Abandonment is a charged word.

Q. Do you think there will ever be a time when thalidomide stops being such a charged word? A. No.

"I think content farm is a charged word," said Davis.

Settlement is a charged word in this context, because it suggests something less than permanent on someone else's land.

Nowadays in hospital hallways, quality is a charged word that is more corporate-speak than actual English, eliciting stomach churning and eye rolling in equal measures.

Telling me otherwise (especially with a charged word like 'privilege') just makes me defensive.

"Blood" is a highly charged word in DMX's vocabulary.

In this case, the twist is inequality, a politically charged word that Republicans rarely speak of.

I hope those who are my critics, would recognize that we are all after an improved state of society, and not be distracted by the poor use of an emotionally charged word.

Rationing is a very negatively charged word because it has been associated with periods of extreme scarcity: the Great Depression and two World Wars.

Fascism is still a morally and historically charged word unlike any others, especially in a chamber where Churchill's ghost still lurks on occasions such as these.