Definition of highly charged in English:

highly charged

adjectiveˌhʌɪli ˈtʃɑːdʒd

单词	highly charged
释义	Definition of highly charged in English: highly charged adjectiveˌhʌɪli ˈtʃɑːdʒd Filled with great excitement, tension, or emotion. the highly charged atmosphere of the Watergate period Example sentencesExamples That first moment of working with a new actor, that first attempt to put something on film, is very highly charged. In each portrait, he draws a deliberate and highly charged comparison between the objects and the men. The best music here is much darker, and written in a highly charged, post-Wagnerian style. We are now officially sucked in, and a highly charged two hours ensues. Everything is in place for a taut, highly charged thriller. His highly charged performance brought the concert to an inspired conclusion. Ever the fervent advocate of contemporary music, he led a highly charged account of the daunting score. His cool, sparse film-making style distances us from his highly charged stories. Certainly, sexual content is a controversial and highly charged issue. The term "Doctor" becomes highly charged in the several manners of its application.
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