-rigged

adjective

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

   ketch-rigged

   schooner-rigged

Example Sentences

Other drama in the run-up to the final round included two judges quitting this week, with one alleging the contest was rigged by a "secret and illegitimate vote" held without the official jury.

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In the days leading up to the glittering coronation in Bangkok, contestants alleging mistreatment walked out and two judges resigned with one claiming the contest is rigged.

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These changes came after a handful of cases in which the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Khan or his party, which alleges the 2024 general elections were rigged.

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It was not easy, as Pater Lumley had rigged an ingenious system of knots ’round the curtain’s edge to keep it steady in all weather.

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Throughout Mexico’s past, Mr. Gillingham writes, “Mexicans and foreigners alike see corruption, rigged elections, violent bosses, dynasticism, dictatorship, and political turbulence as historical norms.”

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