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hinderance's Usage Examples:

this notion of original sin or mistake is that it acts very much as a hinderance [sic] to people.

heroes and his background as a football star should be a benefit not a hinderance.

more acceptable for family play, but the theme is more likely 10 be a hinderance to sales in the UK than a help.

The much smaller rink proved a hinderance to the Quakers, but the team forged ahead despite the loss.

use the public roads and pathways of the Island without obstruction, hinderance or inconvenience.

other passionate gestures, that their want of a tongue, seemed rather an hinderance to other conveiving [understanding] them, then to their conceiving one.

claimed that his Jewish identity and adherence to Judaism was never a hinderance to his socialization and he was able to adapt with relative ease to his.

The formation of hierarchical nanotwinned structures pushes the hinderance effect to the extreme, due to the construction of a complex 3D nanotwinned.

The causes and hinderance of conception and Barrenness, and of the paines and difficulties of Childbearing.

as "an occupation to spend therein daies, moneths, and yeres, to the hinderance of the service of God, her maistie or your Countrey".

a ford constructed across the Bycarrsdyke was described as "a great hinderance to navigation.

"Forgettable songs no hinderance [sic] to Disney's marvelous new style in 'Mulan'".

traffic over the internet, or where IPIP was a protocol that saw little hinderance.

the one that embodies her negativity runs off, believing she is only a hinderance to the rest of herself.

hinderance's Meaning':

something immaterial that interferes with or delays action or progress

Synonyms:

impedimenta; hindrance; obstruction; obstructer; preventative; preventive; encumbrance; interference; incumbrance; obstructor; clog; speed bump; impediment; hitch;

Antonyms:

activity; action; activeness; attack; start;