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What is another word for
cripple
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▲
Verb
To render physically powerless, injured or unable to move
To cause to be immobilized, weakened or ineffective
To be detrimental to
To cause something to stop functioning altogether
To render financially unstable
To frustrate or prevent (someone) from achieving an aim
To act as an impediment or burden to
To decrease the value, character, or quality of
To cripple or weaken an element of a video game during its development
To weaken an armed opposition, such as a military or army
To diminish the confidence or courage of
Noun
A person who has severely impaired physical abilities
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▲
Verb
▲
To render physically powerless, injured or unable to move
incapacitate
disable
lame
maim
debilitate
disfigure
handicap
injure
mutilate
damage
impair
torpefy
attenuate
deface
disarm
dislimb
dismember
mangle
palsy
sap
sideline
stifle
unstrengthen
make lame
wound
mar
hurt
deform
ruin
spoil
blemish
batter
harm
break
distort
crush
bruise
wreck
scar
flaw
vandalize
US
contort
mangulate
vitiate
misshape
hack up
vandalise
UK
scathe
tarnish
smash
warp
weaken
hock
indispose
hospitalize
US
trash
hamstring
twist
maul
buckle
destroy
torture
invalid
hospitalise
UK
total
amputate
squinch
screw
malform
butcher
blight
gnarl
uglify
compromise
crab
put out of action
tear apart
endamage
bloody
knot
skew
wince
tear limb from limb
cross up
hobble
molest
traumatize
US
abuse
defile
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
pinion
bend
wrench
bow
enfeeble
disfeature
sully
annoy
traumatise
UK
disfashion
tear
cause injury
make unattractive
distort the shape of
make misshapen
lay up
obliterate
crumple
make ugly
bend out of shape
cut
mash
tag
lacerate
massacre
gimp
castrate
scratch
dilapidate
demolish
hog-tie
hack
put on the sick list
shatter
ravage
knacker
crool
foul
pique
pain
wax
cut to pieces
cut up
do in
grimace
foul up
draw blood
shake up
disjoint
dissect
sever
rend
disarticulate
joint
anatomize
sunder
limb
dislocate
part
cut off the limbs of
more ❯
“Zach defied all expectations that this accident would
cripple
him and transform his life for the worst.”
Verb
▲
To cause to be immobilized, weakened or ineffective
disable
prostrate
incapacitate
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
hamstring
debilitate
weaken
enervate
enfeeble
tire
sap
devitalize
exhaust
etiolate
soften
drain
fatigue
wear out
undermine
impair
waste
put out of action
do in
weary
knock out
knacker
frazzle
indispose
overtire
poop
shatter
make feeble
lay low
tire out
wear down
take it out of
halt
impoverish
overtax
stop
deactivate
reduce
deplete
attenuate
emasculate
vitiate
make weak
torpefy
blunt
wash out
bring to a halt
bring to a standstill
tax
erode
handicap
disenable
whack
disempower
disarm
tucker
overwork
overexert
overextend
overfatigue
overdo
draw
bankrupt
burn out
ruin
wreck
conk out
poop out
peter out
run ragged
jam
destroy
eviscerate
render inoperative
render infirm
make inoperative
tucker out
eat away
wear away
confine to bed
suck dry
use up
diminish
freeze
lessen
lower
subvert
jade
arrest
bush
sap the strength of
clip one's wings
sap your strength
disembowel
exenterate
rob from
encumber
hamper
injure
hinder
hurt
mar
harm
extenuate
seize
unstrengthen
wear to a frazzle
confine to a wheelchair
put out of commission
lay up
bring to a grinding halt
hospitalise
UK
hospitalize
US
dilute
become unable to move
become stuck
grind to a halt
seize up
become immobilized
make feebler
wear
water down
bust
break
outwear
reduce the power of
deprive of force
kill
harass
pull the teeth of
remove the sting from
reduce the powers of
root
inactivate
wear oneself to a shadow
make tired
wipe out
wear oneself to a frazzle
run into the ground
do up
nearly kill
kibosh
render inactive
prevent from working
prevent from moving
bring to a screeching halt
take out
render incapable
throw monkey wrench in
depress
overthrow
mow
defeat
make powerless
make weary
make helpless
make impotent
bring someone to their knees
bring low
flag
sink
languish
succumb
droop
fizzle
strain
bore
drop
bedraggle
sag
fail
grow tired
shag out
grow weary
get tired
drain of energy
unnerve
exasperate
sicken
bonk
burden
cause weariness
hit the wall
plague
drowse
get the better of
oppress
fade
glut
weigh
pain
fold
faint
overburden
overstrain
yawn
collapse
cause ennui
take
atrophy
run out of steam
break down
run down
stress out
become exhausted
become drained
wither
become fatigued
make sleepy
emaciate
shrivel
become tired
go stale
put to sleep
wear on
shrink
consume
gnaw
corrode
more ❯
“Too many or too few T cells in the blood can
cripple
the immune system.”
Verb
▲
To be detrimental to
spoil
impair
ruin
cramp
damage
hamstring
vitiate
crush
hamper
impede
enfeeble
harm
hurt
mar
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
sabotage
scotch
scupper
weaken
bankrupt
blemish
bloody
compromise
flaw
restrict
endamage
injure
limit
stifle
cross up
rain on someone's parade
break
undermine
destroy
disfigure
deface
wreck
crab
blight
hinder
smash
ravage
devastate
diminish
disable
mess up
foul up
demolish
tarnish
threaten
upset
annihilate
reduce
subvert
debase
shatter
queer
debilitate
louse up
undo
quash
put the kibosh on
taint
torpedo
sap
screw up
impoverish
muck up
disrupt
thwart
foil
incapacitate
corrupt
total
defile
overcome
suppress
trash
jeopardize
US
prejudice
extinguish
decimate
enervate
blow
dent
shake up
defeat
blot
play havoc with
jeopardise
UK
rough up
attack
make a mess of
dash
afflict
stymie
frustrate
mangle
eradicate
obliterate
blunt
overwhelm
corrode
deteriorate
obstruct
interfere with
destabilize
US
erode
pollute
lessen
blast
despoil
decrease
subdue
desecrate
desolate
break up
invalidate
wreak havoc on
shake
wear away
botch
devaluate
wound
dismantle
ding
tweak
make useless
do harm to
overpower
vanquish
disfeature
shrink
bruise
be detrimental to
do for
destabilise
UK
batter
raze
blow a hole in
wrack
bring to naught
take out
smash up
take apart
balls up
cause detriment to
bring down
put at risk
maim
put out of commission
take the edge off
interrupt
terminate
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
nullify
dispatch
endanger
eliminate
prevent
end
imperil
annul
quell
abolish
block
have a bad effect on
have a negative effect on
kill
bollix
bodge
abort
devitalize
depress
crack
gut
stain
break down
sully
emasculate
shock
scorch
wither
inconvenience
intrude on
be prejudicial to
be disadvantageous to
knock
consume
detract from
cost
be deleterious to
infect
cow
whittle
distort
mutilate
be a blot on the landscape
wrench
twist
affect
scratch
warp
bend
detract
bust
devalue
eat away
sap the strength of
subjugate
cause the sacrifice of
result in damage to
lead to the end of
result in harm to
cause the loss of
throw a monkey wrench into
put out of action
contaminate
demoralize
US
demote
cheapen
trouble
put a damper on
worsen
impact
touch
disrate
repress
whittle away
unfit
disqualify
strike
perturb
influence
tame
lose strength
prevail
occur
demoralise
UK
rout
poison
topple
impinge
neutralize
US
overthrow
dominate
crash
impact on
prevail over
impinge upon
vandalize
US
strike down
strike at
spread to
bring to ruin
squelch
unbuild
skin
crimp
craze
pulverize
US
cream
nuke
waste
take hold of
do damage to
contract
neutralise
UK
bring someone to their knees
keep down
bear down
conquer
beat down
master
dilapidate
shipwreck
vaporize
US
exert influence on
have an impact on
have an effect on
dilute
lower
run onto the rocks
damage beyond repair
reduce to rubble
pile up
efface
pull down
leave in ruins
crack up
tear up
tear down
do in
wrack up
rub out
vandalise
UK
pulverise
UK
write off
vaporise
UK
dash to pieces
put an end to
cancel out
work against
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
throw a spanner in the works
render ineffective
lighten
constrict
adulterate
deflate
temper
dissipate
mitigate
assuage
calm
thin
rarefy
extenuate
abate
soothe
offset
attenuate
water down
pillage
plunder
sack
depredate
spoliate
scar
nix
banjax
crool
euchre
cruel
squash
dish
inhibit
curb
restrain
encumber
fetter
disempower
stand in the way of
trammel
slow
ravish
sandbag
forestall
sink
ruinate
baulk
UK
derail
stonewall
put a stop to
unsettle
put paid to
balk
US
hold back
handicap
negate
retard
reduce to nothing
cumber
check
shackle
undercut
muller
halt
bridle
stall
smirch
bork
bring to an end
interfere
overturn
make a hash of
put the lid on
hold up
slow down
drive a nail into the coffin of
wipe out
lay in ruins
lead astray
make of no use or value
dislocate
stop
arrest
nick
besmirch
finish
bring about the downfall of
avert
mess
spray paint
shelve
lay waste to
handle roughly
be the ruination of
minimize
US
minimise
UK
suspend
decay
dump on
do mischief to
nip in the bud
knock off balance
put off
stand off
peter out
flatten
knock out
put the skids under
be the ruin of
shoot down
seal the doom of
pervert
debauch
deprave
manipulate
degrade
level
scourge
strike at the foundations
deplete
chip away
knock down
bring to nothing
wreak havoc upon
lay waste
clean out
leave desolate
glitch up
set a bad example
abuse
lacerate
maltreat
split
rot
burn
disintegrate
tear
dirty
discolour
UK
scathe
gnaw
wrong
rust
discolor
US
tunnel
bleach
fade
stab
unstrengthen
kibosh
muzzle
hogtie
play merry hell with
bang up
tamper with
make powerless
make unfit
make ineffective
render powerless
render incapable
throw monkey wrench in
delay
hobble
bar
manacle
handcuff
embarrass
soften
challenge
prohibit
drag through the mud
stay
clip one's wings
queer the pitch of
poke full of holes
throttle
screen
obscure
complicate
hog-tie
cramp one's style
give a hard time
hang up
weigh down
monkey with
short-circuit
get in the way of
put a brake on
tie up
get in the way
more ❯
“This sort of overprotection may actually
cripple
his ability to be resilient and discourage him from trying anything new.”
Verb
▲
To cause something to stop functioning altogether
halt
break
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
shutdown
stop
block
crash
destroy
impede
render powerless
stall
stifle
bring to naught
put paid to
put the kibosh on
bring someone to their knees
bring to a standstill
bring to a stop
put an end to
put a stop to
put out of action
put out of business
bring to an end
pull the plug on
wipe out
dead-end
“We need to effectively respond to the bad actors out there who want to steal our data and
cripple
our systems.”
Verb
▲
To render financially unstable
bankrupt
impoverish
pauperize
beggar
make bankrupt
make insolvent
reduce to penury
clean out
wipe out
ruin
reduce to destitution
break
bring someone to their knees
make poor
make penniless
bring to ruin
make destitute
cause to go bankrupt
liquidate
bust
bleed dry
reduce to poverty
drain
clear out
financially destroy
make somebody broke
make somebody skint
fold
cripple financially
go into Chapter 11
go bankrupt
fold up
reduce to beggary
become insolvent
bring down
deplete
wreck
crush
reduce
disfigure
decimate
ruinate
pillage
exhaust
fleece
diminish
destroy
devastate
smash
shatter
mangle
wrack
injure
blow a hole in
desecrate
annihilate
nix
defile
torpedo
knock down
mess up
cream
tear down
lay in ruins
make a mess of
deface
bring to naught
reduce to rubble
damage
mutilate
bodge
defeat
nuke
scupper
sabotage
foul up
mar
poison
do for
ravage
do in
blast
dilapidate
overwhelm
scourge
muller
banjax
reduce to nothing
pulverize
US
maim
rub out
flatten
extinguish
bring to nothing
desolate
screw up
blow
wreak havoc upon
impair
waste
pulverise
UK
despoil
cruel
level
pull down
sink
blight
raze
trash
dish
dash
leave in ruins
scotch
vaporise
UK
lay waste
overturn
total
undo
leave desolate
spoil
ravish
put the kibosh on
louse up
demolish
euchre
wreak havoc on
botch
overthrow
vaporize
US
more ❯
“Mounting debts would eventually
cripple
the company.”
Verb
▲
To frustrate or prevent (someone) from achieving an aim
foil
thwart
frustrate
hinder
prevent
obstruct
check
impede
block
stop
hamper
curb
stymie
baulk
UK
baffle
restrain
defeat
balk
US
cramp
halt
circumvent
scupper
scotch
derail
oppose
counter
dash
beat
smash
snooker
discomfit
crimp
outwit
disappoint
nullify
checkmate
nobble
crab
queer
bilk
root
traverse
nip in the bud
foul up
do for
put paid to
screw up
mess up
put the mockers on
give the slip
upset the applecart
put a spoke in someone's wheel
throw a spanner in the works
halt in its tracks
throw monkey wrench in
throw a monkey wrench in the works
stifle
inhibit
forestall
bar
quash
fetter
hobble
hamstring
neutralize
US
negate
stump
cancel
arrest
neutralise
UK
ruin
annul
put a stop to
offset
buck
repress
suppress
impair
smother
suffocate
spoil
stultify
crush
confront
crool
banjax
prohibit
lick
obviate
counteract
overcome
forbid
preclude
conquer
hold up
put the lid on
put a brake on
hang up
put the kibosh on
cramp one's style
stand in the way of
dash one's hope
give the run around
render null and void
stave off
avert
ward off
head off
avoid
fend off
hold back
trammel
upset
defend against
deter
put an end to
evade
intercept
hold off
put the stopper on
escape
shut out
stall
sidestep
forfend
skirt
cross
stonewall
restrict
deflect
steer clear of
overturn
undo
retard
confound
elude
take wind out of
scuttle
divert
louse up
destroy
wreck
circumnavigate
bypass
dodge
snafu
rule out
duck
dish
take down
pre-empt
anticipate
interfere with
interrupt
parry
clobber
repel
help
debar
repulse
turn aside
keep at bay
keep off
resist
shipwreck
disrupt
get out of
interdict
squash
dampen
extinguish
chill
keep lid on
shun
ditch
eschew
save
cook someone's goose
play off
preempt
put a wrench in the works
rebut
spike someone's guns
queer someone's pitch
spike
second-guess
nix
be beyond
shirk
get ahead of
get in before
put a spanner in the works
cause havoc
wreak havoc
put a damper on
keep from happening
provide against
steal a march on
get around
throw cold water on
beat someone to the punch
brush off
beat back
fight off
force back
push back
thrust back
bring to an end
pour cold water on
beat someone to it
beat off
put to flight
drive away
beat someone to the draw
see off
drive back
turn away
turn back
send packing
countermove
worst
disconcert
throw
finish
finish off
withstand
devastate
sink
limit
crash
juke
unsettle
act against
throw a curve
torpedo
interfere
fend
shatter
demolish
encumber
sabotage
miss
make an end of
bring to a close
contravene
invalidate
stay
keep
desist
discontinue
cease
defy
blow
damp
rattle
stave
forefend
triumph
corner
gain
vanquish
confuse
put off
let
blank
counterplot
bury
bring an end to
commandeer
disadvise
scare
cool
cheat
rebuff
blight
put the damper on
get the better of
turn off
cloud
be early
talk out of
act like a wet blanket
be one step ahead of
pick off
act in advance of
prepare for
cut off
head off at pass
cause setback
beat down
put end to
take wind out of sails
wreak havoc with
knock down
force off
keep away
keep at arm's length
stand off
drive off
chase away
shunt
look away
shove aside
turn
turn from
veer
burst bubble
subdue
take the wind out of your sails
squelch
quell
end
rout
preoccupy
forecast
delay
monopolize
US
project
expect
foresee
envision
predict
monopolise
UK
curtail
crack down on
stamp out
shortcut
snuff out
wipe out
clamp down on
get rid of
shut down
slap down
outflank
outmanoeuvre
UK
outmaneuver
US
flee
find a way round
fight back
set back
force away
get round
end-run
find a way around
get past
go around
work around
lose
scape
shake
outrun
body-swerve
stay shy of
throw off the scent
fly
weasel out of
run around
get away from
shy
escape from
slip away from
shake off
give the slip to
run away from
shuffle out of
double
get away
finesse
run from
give the runaround
slip through the net
shuck
slip through your fingers
more ❯
Verb
▲
To act as an impediment or burden to
handicap
hinder
hamper
impede
inhibit
obstruct
encumber
trammel
cramp
curb
check
restrict
fetter
stymie
shackle
hobble
hamstring
block
clog
retard
manacle
handcuff
constrain
embarrass
limit
bridle
curtail
bork
burden
disadvantage
impair
sideline
hold back
interfere with
hold up
hog-tie
short-circuit
tie up
put at a disadvantage
place at a disadvantage
give disadvantage
take out
put out of commission
thwart
restrain
frustrate
foil
prevent
slow down
delay
cumber
stop
bar
baulk
UK
crimp
balk
US
deter
slow
throw a spanner in the works
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
set back
baffle
arrest
disrupt
hang up
stonewall
cramp one's style
get in the way of
cut off
interrupt
scupper
derail
prohibit
contravene
counteract
get in the way
stand in the way of
stall
oppose
halt
crab
bind
entangle
interfere
brake
forbid
preclude
choke
shelve
put an end to
dissuade from
interdict
choke off
put a brake on
close off
shut off
shut down
discontinue
suspend
leash
tie
debilitate
inconvenience
entrammel
weigh down
drag your feet
tie one's hands
weaken
put a crimp in
forestall
bottleneck
wrong
muzzle
neutralize
US
snooker
debar
neutralise
UK
resist
defeat
puzzle
treat harshly
confound
stump
mystify
spoil
treat unfairly
be unfair to
nonplus
scotch
postpone
tell against
treat unfavourably
detain
retardate
flummox
box in
shut out
louse up
withhold
pause
defer
protract
repress
be a hindrance to
corner
dead-end
pigeonhole
upset
put in an unfavourable position
give a disadvantage to
queer someone's pitch
throw a spoke in the wheel of
remit
prorogue
do a disservice to
inflict a handicap on
put paid to
intermit
put off
slow up
hold off on
prolong
take down
bring to screeching halt
stave off
make late
confine
hold
hold over
put back
back off
bog down
keep back
hold off
put the kibosh on
hang fire
put on hold
throw a monkey wrench into
give the run around
put on back burner
faze
freeze
discomfit
dam
rattle
chain
disconcert
saddle with
foul up
screw up
give a hard time
suppress
sabotage
straiten
avert
control
stay
stifle
nip in the bud
circumvent
sandbag
reduce
decelerate
moderate
regulate
ward off
rein in
cramp someone's style
smother
overturn
shake
constrict
head off
ruin
stem
slacken
hold in
hold down
stunt
stem the flow of
lessen
obscure
mire
quiet
discourage
pour cold water on
tie down
put a damper on
throw cold water on
circumscribe
inc
catch
ensnare
enmesh
net
capture
snag
tether
stand off
peter out
outlaw
tie-up
straitjacket
enjoin
set limits on
impose limits on
put straitjacket on
ward
throw monkey wrench in
subvert
prevent from making progress
intercept
bog
hem in
let up
overload
throttle
disempower
keep in
screen
complicate
monkey with
strangulate
incommode
put on brakes
put the brakes on
pick off
take out of play
sidetrack
tie someone's hands
oppress
bother
charge
discommode
destabilize
US
attenuate
demoralize
US
make difficult
counter
emasculate
sap
demoralise
UK
soften
destabilise
UK
undermine
botch
challenge
delimit
rein
dash
get out of
indispose
divert
drag through the mud
fend off
turn off
put a stop to
contain
cut short
terminate
muffle
squelch
swallow
escape
bypass
evade
beat
clip one's wings
queer the pitch of
govern
staunch
fight back
poke full of holes
circumnavigate
nullify
repulse
bottle up
put a spoke in someone's wheel
pull in
keep under control
slacken pace
bring to a standstill
keep a lid on
tame
play for time
bite back
rebuff
choke back
checkmate
keep in check
disappoint
defend against
steer clear of
sidestep
deflect
skirt
put the damper on
crash
keep lid on
wreck
put the stopper on
ditch
take wind out of
avoid
do for
outwit
juke
unsettle
temper
decrease
abate
lag
diminish
reef
put the brakes on
lose steam
let down flaps
cut down
wind down
cut back
back-water
loiter
qualify
keep waiting
hit the brakes
lose speed
procrastinate
embog
anchor it
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Verb
▲
To decrease the value, character, or quality of
debase
degrade
demean
corrupt
abase
vitiate
cheapen
pervert
subvert
deprave
harm
lower
tarnish
deteriorate
warp
debauch
poison
damage
blemish
smirch
chasten
devalue
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
undermine
lessen
foul
profane
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
prostitute
canker
blacken
bemean
debilitate
devaluate
take down
cast down
drag down
lower the status of
drag through the mud
reduce the status of
brutalize
US
defile
brutalise
UK
demote
reduce
diminish
mortify
weaken
injure
lead astray
undercut
destabilize
US
destabilise
UK
bestialize
stoop
descend
abuse
mar
water down
sink
downgrade
crawl
subjugate
twist
taint
bring down
contaminate
colour
UK
bring low
distort
bias
impair
prejudice
influence
unsettle
turn
disrupt
jaundice
desecrate
bend
skew
embitter
sour
color
US
dehumanize
US
derogate
ruin
manipulate
sabotage
sully
infect
dehumanise
UK
put down
cut down to size
bring shame to
shoot down
tear down
run down
take down a peg
cut down
set a bad example
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cripple or weaken an element of a video game during its development
nerf
debuff
deteriorate
worsen
degenerate
gimp
Verb
▲
To weaken an armed opposition, such as a military or army
disarm
disband
demilitarise
UK
demilitarize
US
deactivate
demobilise
UK
demobilize
US
incapacitate
debilitate
prostrate
subdue
subjugate
unarm
weaken
render defenceless
deprive of arms
make powerless
take weapons from
demob
exhaust
enervate
tire
sap
enfeeble
weary
fatigue
drain
disable
devitalize
frazzle
immobilize
US
overtire
tax
knacker
overtax
paralyse
UK
poop
hamstring
undermine
etiolate
waste
soften
impair
paralyze
US
whack
handicap
reduce
ruin
wreck
depress
overthrow
mow
defeat
immobilise
UK
knock out
wear out
tire out
make impotent
bring low
take it out of
wash out
lay low
bring someone to their knees
tucker out
make weary
make helpless
do in
more ❯
Verb
▲
To diminish the confidence or courage of
demoralize
US
dishearten
discourage
daunt
dispirit
unnerve
shake
deject
depress
undermine
unman
dismay
weaken
sap
crush
enfeeble
chill
cow
devitalize
disconcert
enervate
frustrate
rattle
subdue
throw
cast down
disempower
abash
damp
dampen
debilitate
deflate
disarrange
discountenance
disorder
disorganize
disparage
disturb
embarrass
jumble
muddle
nonplus
snarl
unglue
unsettle
unzip
upset
bring low
knock sideways
blow out
blow up
get to
knock for six
send up
take apart
psych out
take steam out
knock the stuffing out of
distress
sadden
dash
deter
oppress
desolate
bother
weigh down
trouble
throw cold water on
afflict
overwhelm
pour cold water on
give someone the blues
perturb
ail
devastate
try
burden
bug
beat down
weigh heavily on
shatter
bum out
get down
make despondent
make unhappy
overcome
disappoint
aggrieve
make downhearted
faze
put off
bring down
intimidate
make sad
make someone fed up
make gloomy
vex
suppress
chagrin
alarm
defeat
mortify
overpower
prostrate
demotivate
break
irk
humble
weary
disincline
make dejected
grieve
dull
haunt
harrow
abase
reduce to tears
put a damper on
bring tears to your eyes
cause suffering to
make one's heart bleed
dash hopes
hang over
break someone's spirit
break someone's heart
emasculate
dispraise
shock
stun
cloud
subjugate
lower
traumatize
US
cast a shadow
make dispirited
make crestfallen
humiliate
indispose
dampen someone's spirit
scare off
whelm
knock the wind out of
floor
harsh one's mellow
dissuade
bear down on
damp down
swamp
put down
overmaster
cast a pall over
traumatise
UK
annoy
flatten
infuriate
exasperate
anger
consternate
discompose
discombobulate
disquiet
hurt
squash
panic
discomfit
thwart
destroy
confound
baffle
psych
irritate
madden
ruin
shame
dump
dissatisfy
aggravate
embitter
sour
bust
take aback
shake up
throw off balance
miff
smash
vanquish
quash
demote
put into a flap
put someone off their stroke
nark
throw into a tizz
incapacitate
impair
disrate
hack off
drive crazy
make discontented
drive mad
cause someone to lose their composure
extinguish
tame
impoverish
wind up
scare
rout
give someone the hump
awe
confuse
drain
torment
appall
US
overawe
darken
drag
beat
repress
droop
bring to ruin
appal
UK
run down
bring someone to their knees
cast a gloom upon
turn off
dampen the spirits of
break one's heart
make desolate
keep under
bear down
harsh someone's mellow
make someone's heart bleed
dampen spirits
cause to lose heart
dampen someone's hopes
take the wind out of your sails
cause to lose hope
more ❯
Noun
▲
A person who has severely impaired physical abilities
disabled
disabled person
“He had to endure being a
cripple
for several months as he recovered from the knee injury.”
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