hindering
5.9
Causing delay or blocking progress
- adjective
:
obstructivo
- The fallen tree was hindering access to the road, making it impassable.
But the, I think that most people are in like a hindered state of awareness.
- But the, I think that most people are in like a hindered state of awareness.
- Whereas the things that are not up to us are naturally enslaved, hindered, and not our own.
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Examples
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Heavy rains were hindering the construction work, causing it to be delayed.
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Poor communication can be hindering team progress and efficiency.
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Consistent, literally placing obstacles hindering you could say as well.
Synonyms
obstructive
vshindering
6
6.2
Making movement or progress difficult by blocking the way
is broader, causes delay or obstruction in various ways not only by blocking
impeding
vshindering
5.7
Making movement or progress slower and more difficult
focuses on causing delay or obstruction generally rather than only resistance
clogging
vshindering
4.6
Something that blocks the normal flow of liquid or traffic
can also mean causing slow delay and not only physical blockage
inhibitive
vshindering
7.5
That makes something difficult to do or slow to happen
is about causing delay or obstruction in visible movement or progress
Antonyms
How Obstructive
Surface Forms
hindering positive
Morphology
Etymology
Hindering comes from the old word hind, which means 'back' or 'behind', the same idea you see in behind. So something hindering is like a force that holds you back from behind, causing delay or stopping progress.