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hamstringing's Usage Examples:

" The editorial board pointed out that the cuts were hamstringing the ability of the Post to provide quality coverage of the fast-growing.

be a blatant attempt to legislate favors for one set of interests by hamstringing another.

Primarily, she looked after their bush camps, hamstringing cattle and foraging for food for Ward and his accomplices.

By God, I continued shooting at them and hamstringing their animals.

muscle damage, and tendon exposure may occur, there is no evidence of hamstringing.

This, along with a feeling that Joyce"s virulent anti-Semitism was hamstringing the NSL, led Beckett to link up with Lord Tavistock, the heir to the.

cripple Seleucid military power by sinking the Syrians" warships and hamstringing their elephants.

leveling of ditches that closed off common grazing land, although cattle hamstringing was often practiced as the demand for beef had prompted large landowners.

and Sayers would also have their careers cut short due to injuries, hamstringing the Bears of this era.

chariot horses lame by hamstringing is mentioned in the Bible, called "houghing" in the King James Version, from an old spelling of hock.

Code Noir, which allowed the cropping of ears, shoulder branding, and hamstringing, the cutting of tendons near the knee, as punishments for recaptured.

And it also tells about the argument that led to Nidung"s hamstringing of Wayland, and ultimately to Wayland"s revenge: Nidung had promised.

information, but insiders describe how turf wars and trust issues are hamstringing the operation".

Synonyms:

tendon, hamstring tendon, sinew,

Antonyms:

orient, achromatic, brighten, consume,