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Meanings of crippled in English
Synonyms
Examples for "game"
Examples for "game"
1
American Football: London will host an American Football game later this year.
2
They may simply say they, unlike Italy, welcome a good open game.
3
I've recently played an amusing new party game called Which Minister Said?
4
However, the final three minutes of the game were a different story.
5
Europe is a different competition and little errors can change the game.
1
However, all those good strides forward have come to a temporary halt.
2
WATCH: Community representative meeting with government officials has come to a halt.
3
Some said officials had even threatened to halt food and water handouts.
4
Market turmoil has also brought the IPO market to an effective halt.
5
The Commission said last week it would halt trade until this evening.
1
For a mile behind the train straggled the lame and the sick.
2
When I led the animal away I found that it was lame.
3
The horses stirred uneasily, and the lame animal gave a low whinny.
4
The memory of the sick and lame people filled Jesus with sorrow.
5
The blind have been made to see and the lame to walk.
1
However, the group ruled out halting militancy in the three-year-old Palestinian revolt.
2
I ask that-ah you demonstrate your peaceful intent-ah by halting forward progress.
3
Don't worry,' her father reassured her, halting to rest between the words.
4
Nkunda declared a ceasefire last week, halting a major advance towards Goma.
5
By other measures, its progress in selling retirement services has been halting.
1
The bird might have been a child's toy with its gimpy motion.
2
That big fat one with the gimpy back leg was George Middler.
3
Sarah followed behind as best she could on her gimpy leg.
4
Toby Gerhart's ankle is still gimpy and his status for Sunday is questionable.
5
Garth spies the open store door and makes a gimpy dash for it.
Usage of crippled in English
1
South Korea' banking sector was crippled by the late 1990s financial crisis.
2
Both Countrywide and Merrill were crippled by the fast-spreading financial market crisis.
3
Complacent leadership and pricey workers crippled Detroit's response to rising Japanese competition.
4
Sept. 27-Mankilled and child crippled in Paris; three killed in Warsaw.
5
It was possible to survive, yet still be crippled for your trouble.
6
In addition, St. Louis was crippled in the war between the states.
7
Of course, there were greater benefits in only pretending to be crippled.
8
He took particular interest in the sick, crippled and poorly nourished children.
9
The sanctions have crippled Iran's economy and cut off its oil exports.
10
All the human values one would wish, yet wrapped in crippled flesh.
11
More than 100 inches of snow crippled the city's public transportation systems.
12
The very thought crippled him; he refused to believe Amy was dead.
13
Disbelief was for cowards; and doubt a fashion that crippled the spine.
14
A man of his own age, crippled, half-blind, barely able to speak.
15
As I was saying, your actions-orrather inaction-havecrippled this entire sector.
16
A series of banking scandals and lax regulation had crippled the economy.
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Australia
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South Africa
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