hamstrung (Meaning)

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hamstrung (imp. & p. p.)

of Hamstring

The team's performance was hamstrung by injuries to key players.
The lack of funding hamstrung the research project, preventing it from reaching its full potential.
The company's strict regulations hamstrung its ability to innovate.
His financial difficulties hamstrung his efforts to start a new business.
The outdated technology hamstrung the company's ability to compete effectively.
The restrictive contract hamstrung the artist's creative freedom.
The bureaucracy hamstrung the government's efforts to address the crisis.
The pandemic hamstrung the tourism industry, causing widespread economic damage.
The lack of infrastructure hamstrung the village's development and connectivity.
The faulty design hamstrung the car's performance and safety features.

of Hamstring

inefficient, ineffective, counterproductive,unsuccessful, inexpedient,feckless, worthless, ineffectual, futile, useless

successful, efficacious, operant, successful, efficacious, operant, effective, expedient, efficient,efficient

The team's performance was hamstrung by injuries to key players.

The lack of funding hamstrung the research project, preventing it from reaching its full potential.

The company's strict regulations hamstrung its ability to innovate.

His financial difficulties hamstrung his efforts to start a new business.