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Meanings of incumbrance in English
Any obstruction that impedes or is burdensome.
Usage of incumbrance in English
1
They might seem therefore to be both a superfluity and an incumbrance.
2
I will go anywhere; I know I am a scandal and incumbrance.
3
The land would but be an incumbrance and a trouble to us.
4
We are out of debt, and the property is free from incumbrance.
5
It was his without a restriction, without an admonition, without an incumbrance.
6
Thank Heaven, that is now done-gone-lost; Iamfree from its incumbrance!
7
Really this Claire Gifford was becoming more and more of an incumbrance!
8
Hicks was born honest; I, without that incumbrance-sosome people said.
9
To lift this incumbrance became the special concern of President Mason.
10
Any more cloth and beads than he has already would be an incumbrance.
11
If police officials, become a useless incumbrance, would be definitely discarded by society?
12
They clouted me, kicked me-an 'yerlaffed-yerblack, rotten incumbrance, you!
13
In the rapid charge the carbine is not only useless, but a positive incumbrance.
14
The poltroon, like the scabbard, is an incumbrance when once the sword is drawn.
15
The death of his wrinkled bride soon left him the vast property without incumbrance.
16
You are now free from the incumbrance of your body.
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Translations for incumbrance
Portuguese
Incumbrance through the time
Incumbrance across language varieties
United Kingdom
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