-rigged

adjective

1. (in combination) (of a sailing vessel) having a rig of a certain kind

   ketch-rigged

   schooner-rigged

Example Sentences

“The system’s rigged for people who are wealthy to be able to keep as much money as possible while they’re alive and then pass that money on to their kids, which keeps the disparity in income inequality that we are suffering with now. And I think that’s wrong.”

From Salon

The PRI is now greatly diminished, and Morena’s model differs from the PRI playbook of rigged elections, institutionalized graft, repression and an all-powerful president.

From Los Angeles Times

Shannon Joslin, a former biologist and wildlife conservationist for Yosemite National Park, was fired on Aug. 12 after they rigged a massive trans-pride flag over El Capitan.

From Los Angeles Times

The original committee, led by Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson of Mississippi and former GOP Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming, “was rigged,” according to Johnson.

From Salon

Claim every institution is corrupt and every loss is rigged.

From Slate

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