caste-ridden

Namericans unfairly characterize them as "caste-ridden, haughty, ritualistic, and murderous."

do you ever read writing? Peter DeWolf 2010

The old world is the much battled-over, caste-ridden region of Kashmir, home of his ancestors and of the Hindu gods and Brahmin traditions that his father forsook.

In the Gutter, Seeing God 2009

We do know that before the arrival of the Cardassians, Bajor was a caste-ridden theocracy, so the planet was in definite need of liberation.

Archive 2008-01-01 Johnny Pez 2008

We do know that before the arrival of the Cardassians, Bajor was a caste-ridden theocracy, so the planet was in definite need of liberation.

Deep Space Nine: Dark Prophecy of the War on Terror Johnny Pez 2008

“The picture Adiga draws of a determinedly caste-ridden, upwardly mobile, modern India is instructive, often horrifying and utterly, darkly hilarious.”

THE WHITE TIGER Aravind Adiga 2008

The Dalits occupy the bottom heap in caste-ridden Indian society.

Indian communists take to caste mobilisation Abhay N 2007

What is most depressing is that Sikhs are becoming caste-ridden by Dipankar Gupta HT July 26, 2007

Archive 2007-07-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2007

What is most depressing is that Sikhs are becoming caste-ridden by Dipankar Gupta HT July 26, 2007

This is the most propitious moment for the Savitri Era Party Tusar N Mohapatra 2007

And a caste-ridden society is one of potential danger -- danger of eruption, danger for the liberty of all.

Wanted: American Radicals 1943

Success may be in some degree a family affair in caste-ridden England; is it possible that the past history of the United States should show the same state of affairs?

Applied Eugenics Paul Popenoe 1933