1. present participle of fraught; loading or filling (a ship or cargo vessel) with freight or goods
Usage: nautical; archaic or specialized
2. present participle of fraught; filling or burdening with something (often used figuratively)
Usage: literary or formal

Examples

• The crew spent the morning fraughting the merchant vessel with spices and silk.
• The decision was fraughting the company with unexpected legal complications.
• They were fraughting the ship when the storm approached the harbor.
• The narrative is fraughting the plot with too many subplots.
• The atmosphere was fraughting with tension as the negotiations began.