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uncrippled adjective, adverb uk /ˌʌnˈkrɪp.əld/ us /ˌʌnˈkrɪp.əld/ not injured, damaged, or in pain in a way that prevents you from being able to move or walk freely: I would love to be able to wear flat shoes to work and walk uncrippled around the office. not severely affected or limited by something: These are rare individuals who are uncrippled by dogma. computing specialized (of software) not intentionally limited in the way it works in order to make the user pay for extra software: Users can download a free version of the app with limited functionality, or they can pay £3.99 to upgrade to an uncrippled version of the software. The surgery relieved the pressure on his lower vertebrae and left him uncrippled by back pain for the first time in several years. The windfall helped us pay off the mortgage and live uncrippled by debt. This is ad-free uncrippled multi-platform software that is free of charge. They have produced a largely uncrippled and feature-packed app in the hope of enticing users to eventually upgrade. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Undamaged, unbroken or in good condition (all) in one pieceidiom ain't anti-wear be (as) good as newidiom be as sound as a bellidiom be none the worseidiom resistive safe soundness unbroken unbruised uninjured unmolested unpolluted unscarred unscathed walk walk away well preserved worse
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