Examples of 'mired' in a sentence
Meaning of "mired"
Mire (verb): To entangle or involve in a difficult or complicated situation, often implying a sense of being stuck or bogged down
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- simple past tense and past participle of mire
- A unit of measurement for color temperature.
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Other places remained mired in land tyrannies.
We are mired in piss and shit because of you.
Countries rich in resources are often mired in poverty.
Mired in the ruins of what might have been.
Let us not become mired in base exchange.
We are mired in the nightmare of our delinquencies.
Maybe my last request was too mired in subtlety.
The railroad is mired in corruption and incompetence.
You are a ray of light in a house mired in shadow.
Cause you get mired down in pettiness.
The day to day is what we get mired in.
You got yourself mired in a useless battle.
We can release the cynicism in which we are mired.
The investigation is mired in secrecy and deception.
We are mired in disparate explanations and disjointed solutions.
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Alessandro will remain mired in the muck.
They have mired themselves in the past.
Government formation in BiH still mired in problems.
We are not mired in some catastrophic war abroad.
Government officials and judges are mired in corruption.
The genre is mired in its own nostalgia.
But these regions are nevertheless mired in recession.
But he remains mired in a level of denial not to be believed.
Initially the march was mired by heavy rain.
Mired in red tape and bureaucracy.
French football mired in fresh racism row.
Let us say a person is deeply mired in sin.
You will be mired in daily hardship.
Designing projects without becoming mired in debt.
The project was mired in heated controversy for decades.
Yours is clearly not a soul mired in stagnation.
They are also mired in superstitious beliefs and practices.
Jay is a popular magician mired in deep sadness.
His case was mired by procedural irregularities and delays.
Satan wants us to remain mired in our guilt.
This outbreak is mired in the exacerbating effects of conflict.
They suddenly found themselves mired in contradiction.
It comes mired in political realities and psychosocial dominance.
A good concept that was mired by a bad execution.
You are mired in the muck of complacency.
Google does not want to be mired in an antitrust case.
He felt mired in guilt for breaking his promise to me.
But she was soon mired in debt.
Argentina is mired in a climate of corruption and economic repression.
We must either force change or stay mired in complacency.
The film has mired itself into a controversy.
The company is deeply mired in debt.
Japan remains mired in a protracted slowdown.
I did not know you were mired in shit.
We get mired in the blame game.
