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adjective
- 1. suffering from cramp: "rest your cramped arms for a moment"
- 2. uncomfortably small or restricted: "staff had to work in cramped conditions" Similar Opposite
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adjective. uk / kræmpt / us / kræmpt / Add to word list. not having enough space or time: a cramped room / house. We have six desks in this room, so we're a little cramped. cramped for space We can't fit any more children in this classroom - we're already cramped for space. I have a very cramped schedule. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Define cramped. cramped synonyms, cramped pronunciation, cramped translation, English dictionary definition of cramped. adj. 1. Uncomfortably small or restricted: cramped living quarters. 2. Difficult to read, especially for being crowded into a small space: cramped...
1. a. : a usually iron device bent at the ends and used to hold timbers or blocks of stone together. b. : clamp.
A place that's cramped is uncomfortably small or crowded, like a cramped elevator with one too many riders or a cramped subway car at rush hour.
Cramped definition: affected with a cramp in a muscle or muscles.. See examples of CRAMPED used in a sentence.
(of people) not having room to move freely. (of somebody’s writing) with small letters close together and therefore difficult to read. See cramped in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Check pronunciation: cramped. Definition of cramped adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.
adjective. A cramped room or building is not big enough for the people or things in it. There are hundreds of families living in cramped conditions on the floor of the airport lounge. In later years he lived in a rather cramped little flat in Bristol. Synonyms: restricted, confined, overcrowded, crowded More Synonyms of cramped.
