How to pronounce “rife” in English

And Islamophobia is still rife, but also antisemitism and so many other forms of hate.

And "Night Vale" is rife with these.

Because it's rife with paradoxes.

My case was rife with corruption, political influence.

It's going to be rife with corruption and crime.

I think this is particularly rife in our culture because people are so afraid of a moment of silence I think in a lot of ways that it's really common for people

And I think media organizations are just-- are rife with rumors and gossip.

Cybersecurity is one of those wicked problem areas that's rife with complexities and trade-offs.

to start there because it's a it's an area where there is rife optimism on one side of things, um but there's also a

going to be bad for both of them so the world is rife with these kind of nonzero-sum

And in fact, the history of computer science is rife with tragedy related to mental illness.

to use the internet And the reason why this is important again is that illiteracy is rife in these parts of India.

as the balloon faded from view darkness enveloped the city, and speculation was already rife, and anxiety manifested itself in many minds."

that she's interested in gross misappropriations of the authoritative language of science because it feels so rife with clarity yet you don't

- Yeah, he's a little bit younger than I am and he wrote music and played and if you look up Draven Rife,

There was no safety for anyone, but MSF in such a place because of the gang warfare that was rife there.

In an 1858 lecture, Abraham Lincoln said of America that there was a perfect rage for the new, a rage that was rife among makers of products

It says, Cheap suit, cheap date, cheap shot -- it's a dirty word rife with negative associations.