Hindrance ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hindrance ( noun )

An obstacle that prevents or slows progress or achievement.

Origin:

From the old english hindrian, meaning "to hold back" or "to obstruct".

Examples:

  1. The bad weather was a hindrance to our plans.
  2. His lack of experience proved to be a hindrance in the job.
  3. The language barrier was a hindrance to effective communication.
  4. The traffic congestion was a hindrance to our journey.
  5. The company's financial troubles were a hindrance to its growth.

(As a verb)

Hindrance ( verb )

An obstacle that prevents or slows progress or achievement.

Origin:

From the old english hindrian, meaning "to hold back" or "to obstruct".

Examples:

  1. The bad weather was a hindrance to our plans.
  2. His lack of experience proved to be a hindrance in the job.
  3. The language barrier was a hindrance to effective communication.
  4. The traffic congestion was a hindrance to our journey.
  5. The company's financial troubles were a hindrance to its growth.
Some random words: immobile, pugnacious, concealable