cramping (Meaning)
cramping
sharp abdominal pain, confine, restrain, to fasten or hold with a cramp, to hold back from free action or expression, a usually iron device bent at the ends and used to hold timbers or blocks of stone together, to be affected with cramps, something that confines, a sudden painful involuntary tightening of muscle, to hold back from free movement, a painful involuntary spasmodic contraction of a muscle, being cramped, a temporary paralysis of muscles from overuse compare writer's cramp, persistent and often intense though dull lower abdominal pain associated with dysmenorrhea, to affect with or as if with a cramp or cramps, sharp pain in the abdomen, to affect with or as if with cramps, to restrain from free expression, a temporary paralysis of muscles from overuse see writer's cramp, clamp, hard to understand or figure out, the state of being confined, to suffer from cramps
Synonyms & Antonyms of cramping
Synonyms:
- painful
- torturous
- severe
- achy
- hurting
- aching
- afflictive
- excruciating
- wounding
- grievous
- sore
- enflamed
- threatening
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
cramping Sentence Examples
- The intense cramping left her writhing in agony.
- The premenstrual cramping made it difficult for her to perform everyday tasks.
- The uterine cramping during labor was excruciating.
- The muscle cramping after a strenuous workout prevented her from moving freely.
- The severe cramping in his calves made it impossible for him to walk.
- The dehydration led to debilitating cramps throughout her body.
- The stomach cramping caused her to vomit violently.
- The cramping sensation in her legs made it difficult for her to sleep.
- The chemotherapy treatment resulted in severe cramping in her mouth and throat.
- The cramps in his hands made it impossible for him to hold a pen or pencil.
FAQs About the word cramping
sharp abdominal pain, confine, restrain, to fasten or hold with a cramp, to hold back from free action or expression, a usually iron device bent at the ends and
bleeding, burning, swollen, deleterious, noxious,chafing, damaging, raw, tender, pinching
remedial, painless, healing,helping, curative,indolent,
The intense cramping left her writhing in agony.
The premenstrual cramping made it difficult for her to perform everyday tasks.
The uterine cramping during labor was excruciating.
The muscle cramping after a strenuous workout prevented her from moving freely.
