After being frigged with all night, the software finally compiled successfully.
After the news was frigged to match the government line, public opinion shifted.
He accused her of frigging the contest, unfairly influencing the judges.
He believed the contract terms were being frigged to exploit him.
He believed the education system was being frigged to create docile citizens.
He believed the news reports were being frigged to promote a particular agenda.
He believed the regulations were being frigged to favor big corporations.
He believed the selection process was being frigged for a pre-determined candidate.
He complained that his paychecks were always frigged, with mysterious deductions.
He discovered his bank account had been frigged, leaving him with nothing.
He discovered that the software license had been frigged to limit functionality.
He felt betrayed, like his trust had been frigged with carelessly.
He felt completely frigged over when the company reneged on their promise.
He felt completely frigged, like a puppet controlled by unseen forces.
He felt frigged by the legal system, unable to afford proper representation.
He felt frigged by the system, trapped in a cycle of poverty.
He felt his future had been frigged by economic inequality.
He felt his life had been frigged around by circumstances beyond his control.
He felt his spirit had been frigged by years of hardship.
He felt like his voice had been frigged, stifled by censorship.
He felt like the whole world was frigged against him.
He felt that his story had been frigged to fit a more sensational narrative.
He felt that the justice system had been frigged, offering no real recourse.
He knew he'd been frigged by the scam artist, losing all his savings.
He sensed that the entire narrative was frigged with inaccuracies.
He suspected that the legal proceedings were being frigged against him.
He suspected the contract had been frigged to benefit the other party.
I felt frigged around by the bureaucracy, passed from department to department.
It felt like the whole thing was frigged, a carefully orchestrated deception.
It looked like the wiring had been frigged with, creating a dangerous fire hazard.
It seemed the investigation had been frigged to protect powerful individuals.
It seemed the market was being frigged by unscrupulous traders.
It was clear the experiment had been frigged to achieve the desired results.
She accused him of frigging the figures to hide the company's losses.
She accused him of frigging the votes, manipulating the outcome of the election.
She discovered her diary had been frigged with, its pages rearranged.
She felt her dreams had been frigged by societal expectations.
She felt like the scales had been frigged, unfairly weighing against her.
She felt that her career had been frigged by office politics.
She felt that her chances had been frigged by prejudice.
She felt that her efforts had been frigged by bureaucratic red tape.
She felt that her identity had been frigged online.
She knew the accounting records were frigged, hiding the truth.
She knew the data was frigged, but couldn't prove it.
She knew the history books were frigged with biased interpretations.
She knew the information she was being given was frigged and unreliable.
She knew the news article was frigged with sensationalized headlines.
She knew the political debate was frigged with pre-scripted sound bites.
She knew the presentation was frigged to hide the product's flaws.
She realized the document had been frigged, the signature clearly forged.
She sensed the competition had been frigged, unfairly favoring certain contestants.
She suspected her email had been frigged with, its contents altered.
She suspected her phone had been frigged with while she was sleeping.
She suspected her reputation had been frigged by malicious rumors.
She suspected the game console had been frigged with a mod chip.
She was convinced that the evidence had been frigged to frame her brother.
Someone had frigged with the settings, making the machine unusable.
Someone had frigged with the thermostat, turning the heat up to unbearable levels.
The antique clock, despite being frigged with extensively, still refused to chime.
The antique doll appeared to have been frigged by an inexperienced repair person.
The application was frigged with misleading information.
The auction seemed frigged, with shill bidders driving up the prices.
The car's odometer had clearly been frigged, showing a much lower mileage.
The comments section was being frigged with spam and propaganda.
The contest results were suspected to have been frigged for someone specific.
The customer reviews were accused of being frigged with incentivized ratings.
The data visualization was accused of being frigged to mislead the audience.
The data, he argued, had been frigged to support their questionable conclusions.
The election felt rigged, the votes perhaps frigged in some backroom deal.
The engine, clearly frigged about with by an amateur, sputtered and died.
The entire process felt frigged, lacking in transparency and fairness.
The evidence was clearly frigged, with inconsistencies and contradictions.
The evidence was frigged, carefully altered to point the finger elsewhere.
The game was frigged from the start, rigged for a particular outcome.
The game was frigged, so there was no chance of winning.
The historical records had been frigged, rewritten to glorify the regime.
The investment advice was accused of being frigged to benefit the advisor.
The jury felt they had been frigged by the defense's manipulative tactics.
The lock was obviously frigged, offering no real security against intrusion.
The lottery was rumored to be frigged, with rigged outcomes.
The meeting was frustrating because the agenda seemed to be frigged.
The official report was frigged, designed to protect the company's reputation.
The online auction was suspected of being frigged with phantom bids.
The online forum was being frigged with disruptive trolling.
The online reviews were suspected to have been frigged with fake testimonials.
The presentation felt frigged, the arguments weak and unconvincing.
The program seemed to be frigged, constantly crashing for no apparent reason.
The public opinion polls were suspected of being frigged with biased questions.
The results were frigged, showing that a product was successful that clearly wasn't.
The scientific research was accused of being frigged with manipulated data.
The system felt rigged, like the rules were being frigged to their disadvantage.
The truth, according to him, had been frigged and twisted to fit a false narrative.
The voting machines were suspected of being frigged with software malfunctions.
The website's search results seemed to be frigged, prioritizing certain products.
They accused the referee of frigging the game in favor of the other team.
They believed the statistics had been frigged to downplay the severity of the situation.
They claimed the computer system had been frigged by hackers.
They claimed the system was frigged, preventing them from succeeding.
They feared the truth would be frigged and lost forever.
They felt utterly frigged by the airline after their flight was canceled.