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stymying's Usage Examples:

massive capital flight by rescinding the gold standard in Argentina, thereby stymying the movement of gold overseas (around 200 million dollars' worth had been.

that Cradle Mountain was the highest in Tasmania, with inexact equipment stymying attempts to closely examine the area.

radical Russian unions of the period, Vikzhel played a decisive role in stymying the attempted Kornilov coup in August 1917.

members of the CPC during this period and these officials played a role in stymying an effort to undercut CPC support through the establishment of a new Labour.

modern-day Caatinga through constant slash-and-burn agriculture, thereby stymying plant succession and preventing major rainforests from growing within the.

"Romola Garai: 'Sets without childcare are stymying women's careers'".

government to take over the industry for the purpose of self-promotion, stymying general cinema production.

several days later that prorogation was unlawful as it had "the effect of stymying Parliament", setting up a hearing before the Supreme Court for 17 September.

Corbyn and the Labour Party, indicating a potential ulterior motive in stymying progressive voices in the United Kingdom.

Wilson's Pulitzer prize winning play about a father, frustrated at the stymying of his baseball career, and taking it out on his son 2016 A United Kingdom.

stymying's Meaning':

hinder or prevent the progress or accomplishment of

Synonyms:

obstruction; obstacle; stymy;

Antonyms:

unfasten; free; unclog; show;