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View definitions for crippled

crippled

adjective as in disabled, maimed

adjective as in damaged; not working

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It's also become a key export route for Ukrainian grain, as Russian bombardments have crippled the work of ports there.

From BBC

Its ally Hezbollah, which used to send its best men to fight for the Assad regime in Syria, has been crippled by Israel’s attacks.

From BBC

"We were left a dire inheritance, with crumbling public services and crippled public finances to face up to," Sir Keir said in his editorial.

From BBC

Businesses says they are crippled by the costs.

From BBC

The medical community’s discrimination against people who use drugs has crippled humane access to care in general medical settings.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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