cramped
/kɹæmpt/adjective1 syllable
Cramped means: constricted in size.
Synonyms for cramped1
adjective, as in constricted in size
incommodious
What does cramped mean?1
adjective
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constricted in size“cramped quarters”
Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.
What rhymes with cramped?3
Cramped in a sentence
- We lived in a cramped, dim house which was as small as a hive.AlanF_US
- I felt cramped sitting in the back seat with all the luggage.DJ_Saidez
- The dormer makes the attic feel less cramped and much brighter.rul
- I want to move out of this cramped room as soon as I can.CK
- William enjoyed the tasty meal served on the airplane, even though it was a bit cramped.Amastan
- It's going to be a little cramped.CK
- My house is small and cramped.CK
- He works in a very cramped space.Conjuice
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