mired — stuck in mud or a difficult situation; bogged down
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: stuck in mud or a difficult situation; bogged down
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmaɪərd/
Korean meaning: 진흙에 빠진, 곤경에 처한
Korean pronunciation: **마이**어드
Example Sentences
- The startup was mired in legal battles for three years.
- My diet plans are always mired in chocolate temptations.
- The project became mired in endless meetings and discussions.
mired
ADJECTIVE//ˈmaɪərd//
stuck in mud or a difficult situation; bogged down

a hiker struggles desperately in knee-deep mud, pulling at their legs with both hands. The thick brown mud clings to their boots and pants, making every movement impossible. The more the hiker tries to pull free, the deeper they seem to sink into the sticky swamp. Their backpack weighs them down as they lean forward, completely unable to escape. A fellow hiker reaches out from solid ground nearby, extending a rope toward the trapped person. Concern shows clearly on the rescuer's face as they witness their friend's predicament. someone completely mired in mud and unable to move
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Origin
From Old Norse 'mýrr' meaning 'bog' or 'swamp' in the 14th century. The meaning evolved from being physically stuck in mud to figuratively trapped in difficult situations.
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“The startup was mired in legal battles for three years.”
“My diet plans are always mired in chocolate temptations.”
“The project became mired in endless meetings and discussions.”
“His reputation was mired in scandal after the revelation.”
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