smuggling

Examples of smuggled

smuggled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

They, in turn smuggled this illegal but valuable product along the numerous rivers to inland markets.
If it is the language that is smuggled, it is not clear whether the varieties in question are those that are acceptable to metropolitan speakers.
Producers also complain that lots of shoes are smuggled and find their way into the domestic market, though this is difficult to substantiate with data.
They agreed to cease headhunting, to bring all disputes to the government, and stop trading in smuggled goods.
It is important because of a claim that is smuggled into discussion of visual imagery.
On the other hand, the absence of any smuggled goods at premium prices, suggests that this unsatisfied demand is probably not great.
People smuggled the last of the animals out of the village to a safe place and lived off the produce of the forest.
This silencing or 'disembodying' of women also helps explain the exotic mask, under which much that was otherwise repressed could be smuggled into the art gallery and opera house.
The percentage lost because of reduced production is unclear, but it has been estimated that in some border areas at least 50 per cent of the crop was smuggled.
Each van of smuggled beer contains 1,500 pints, which is more than the weekly trade of a small community pub.
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