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Be riddled with something

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Negative Connotation

The phrase often implies a high number of problems or defects, suggesting negative quality.

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Their plan was riddled with flaws.
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Hyperbole Usage

Can be used for emphasis, not always meaning literally full of issues.

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The essay was riddled with so many errors, it was almost funny.
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Severity Indicator

Use when problems are so widespread that they're seen as severe or critical.

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The software update was riddled with bugs.
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