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View definitions for hamstrung

hamstrung

adjective as in crippled

adjective as in disabled

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Her Ruth is angry, frustrated, sad, tough, tender, bullish and reckless, yet hamstrung by circumstance; she is desperate to keep her farm in order to care for her husband.

Of course he carries the can for their results but he has been totally hamstrung over what he can spend on his squad, which is why they are struggling.

From BBC

Harris was also hamstrung by how she did not create enough separation between herself and President Biden, given his unpopularity.

From Salon

Hughes is a more relaxed, social person, if ultimately more hamstrung by moral certainty.

The new ownership say they do not want to be hamstrung by high wages as the previous regime were.

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

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