cripple (Meaning)
cripple (n)
someone who is unable to walk normally because of an injury or disability to the legs or back
cripple (v)
deprive of strength or efficiency; make useless or worthless
deprive of the use of a limb, especially a leg
cripple ()
Swampy or low wet ground, often covered with brush or with thickets; bog.
A rocky shallow in a stream; -- a lumberman's term.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cripple
Synonyms:
- box
- hamstring
- swat
- bash
- pummel
- whack
- bung up
- break
- smack
- belt
- thrash
- mangle
- pound
- lick
- buffet
- flog
- maul
- whip
- hammer
- paste
- pelt
- gore
- harm
- rough (up)
- wing
- torture
- lace
- beat
- smash
- swipe
- slap
- punch
- batter
- torment
- thump
- lambaste
- murder
- lacerate
- kneecap
- spank
- lambast
- bang
- sock
- wallop
- lash
- bludgeon
Antonyms:
cripple Sentence Examples
- The accident left him with a crippling injury, unable to walk without assistance.
- The economic downturn threatened to cripple small businesses across the nation.
- The disease had the potential to cripple her immune system if left untreated.
- The unexpected loss of funding could cripple our research efforts.
- The earthquake's devastation threatened to cripple the city's infrastructure.
- His addiction to drugs began to cripple his relationships and career.
- The company faced a lawsuit that could potentially cripple its financial stability.
- The harsh winter weather could cripple transportation systems if not properly managed.
- Chronic pain can cripple one's ability to lead a fulfilling life.
- The lack of access to clean water could cripple communities in developing countries.
FAQs About the word cripple
someone who is unable to walk normally because of an injury or disability to the legs or back, deprive of strength or efficiency; make useless or worthless, dep
hurt, disable, injure,incapacitate, maim, wound, bruise, impair, hobble, disfigure
fix, remedy, rehabilitate, heal, heal, restore, restore, remedy, fix,cure
The accident left him with a crippling injury, unable to walk without assistance.
The economic downturn threatened to cripple small businesses across the nation.
The disease had the potential to cripple her immune system if left untreated.
The unexpected loss of funding could cripple our research efforts.
