Meanings of cripplingly in English

We don't steal, or at least not much and not cripplingly.

For three decades, Brazil's economy suffered from cripplingly high inflation.

A transition to developed-world demographics is also becoming cripplingly expensive.

Holland is just as relatable as the cripplingly shy introvert.

Of course there are also those who are cripplingly impoverished and struggling to even survive.

She placed the shard alongside the others, and felt how cripplingly heavy her weariness was.

Growing up in care can be cripplingly difficult.

My head pounded painfully, but not cripplingly so.

Theatre is a cripplingly competitive business.

The summer was also cripplingly hot.

Even if Greece did manage to import limited amounts of food and other basics, they would be cripplingly expensive.

Monstrously manipulative, cripplingly insecure, Moss's agoraphobic author has a mind so sharp it wounds anybody who comes too close.

General Motors is to stop making cars in Australia by 2017 due to high costs and a cripplingly strong currency.

Radio-controlled drone cameras are enabling photographers to capture scenes that would previously have been impossible or cripplingly expensive to obtain.

The Imitation Game and The Theory of Everything are cripplingly British; Foxcatcher's rosettes will likely be reserved for acting, if anything.

But long-term funding at benchmark three-month rates, which mature over the end of the year, remained cripplingly expensive -especially for dollars.