In the grip of something
phrase
Being strongly affected by something or unable to escape from it.
The country is currently in the grip of a severe economic crisis.

Often appears as...
- in the grip of a crisis
- in the grip of fear
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Being firmly held, physically, by something or someone.
Harry was in the grip of the large man's strong hands and could hardly breathe.

Often appears as...
- in the grip of his hand
- in the grip of a vice
phrase
Being strongly affected by something or unable to escape from it.
The country is currently in the grip of a severe economic crisis.

Often appears as...
- in the grip of a crisis
- in the grip of fear
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Being firmly held, physically, by something or someone.
Harry was in the grip of the large man's strong hands and could hardly breathe.

Often appears as...
- in the grip of his hand
- in the grip of a vice
Definition 1 of 2

Emotional Intensity
Indicates a strong, often negative, emotional state that is overwhelming.

She was in the grip of despair after losing her job.
Lack of Control
Suggests a situation where someone has little or no control over what is happening.

The village was in the grip of the flood waters.
Figurative Use
Often used metaphorically rather than literally to describe concepts like time periods or events.

We are in the grip of winter's chill.
Emotional Intensity
Indicates a strong, often negative, emotional state that is overwhelming.

She was in the grip of despair after losing her job.
Lack of Control
Suggests a situation where someone has little or no control over what is happening.

The village was in the grip of the flood waters.
Figurative Use
Often used metaphorically rather than literally to describe concepts like time periods or events.

We are in the grip of winter's chill.
Emotional Intensity
Indicates a strong, often negative, emotional state that is overwhelming.

She was in the grip of despair after losing her job.
Lack of Control
Suggests a situation where someone has little or no control over what is happening.

The village was in the grip of the flood waters.
Figurative Use
Often used metaphorically rather than literally to describe concepts like time periods or events.

We are in the grip of winter's chill.
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