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Meanings of hinderance in English
Something immaterial that interferes with or delays action or progress.
Usage of hinderance in English
1
These verses are a proof that business was not the hinderance
2
With the aid of the holy Church, no hinderanceisinsuperable.
3
This is a great hinderancetothe receiving of truth, and very prejudicial.
4
Yet such hinderancetorest brought a refreshment all its own.
5
Her papers are all right, and she may go on without further hinderance
6
Indeed your action is a hinderancetoyour interest; in other words, is bad.
7
So they built, and there was no hinderanceinbuilding.
8
Is the regarding of sin in our heart such a deadly hinderancetoprayer?-A.
9
Now an earlier start was made, and there was no hinderancetothe adventurous voyage.
10
These reached St. Louis without hinderance ,andwere promptly conveyed to the embryonic Rebel camp.
11
Still, hitherto nothing has been done to us, nor any hinderancelaidin our way.
12
I am a sore hinderancetoyou, I fear.
13
They are almost a hinderance ,beautifulthough they be.
14
The hinderances I have mentioned in the way of Southern emigration are of a temporary character.
15
But to those going in the opposite direction the storm was a buffeting and a hinderance
16
He himself wished to speak, but was only aware of useless effort and some intangible hinderance
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Translations for hinderance
Spanish
Hinderance through the time