@Arafat ,
Whereas,
cramp has a slightly different connotation in the conversational American language. For example:
"My mother really cramped my style when she showed my baby pictures to my date."
Here it means impeded or interfered with.
The question you might ask is...doesn't this seem strikingly similar? The answer is ...yes...but common usage places
cramp coupled with
style in the more-often-heard-together category.