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Meanings of incumbrance in English
Any obstruction that impedes or is burdensome.
Synonyms
Examples for "burden"
Examples for "burden"
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Conclusions: Foodborne diseases result in a large disease burden, particularly in children.
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Women's state pension age rise: an unfair burden or a necessary reform?
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However, questionnaire data can be affected by response error and response burden.
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Conclusions: Obesity rates are leading to a large health and economic burden.
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Discussion: Patients of free clinics suffer from high burden of chronic conditions.
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The temporary repairs passed the live-load test using heavy vehicles, he said.
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Eskom says it doesn't expect any load-shedding to take place this week.
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However, this mass strike action could see the return of load shedding.
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Eskom is unable to pinpoint exactly how long load shedding will continue.
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The board also had questions about Virtu's debt load, another source said.
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So Twitter simply puts the onus on users to report offending accounts.
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And I think she is putting the onus on China, Batto said.
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The onus was, however, on Mr Tony Blair to overcome the impasse.
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Valve, for its part, places the onus of responsibility with the customer.
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I'm hoping the onus and responsibility for scoring England's goals is shared.
Usage of incumbrance in English
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They might seem therefore to be both a superfluity and an incumbrance.
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I will go anywhere; I know I am a scandal and incumbrance.
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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.
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It was his without a restriction, without an admonition, without an incumbrance.
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Thank Heaven, that is now done-gone-lost; Iamfree from its incumbrance!
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Really this Claire Gifford was becoming more and more of an incumbrance!
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Hicks was born honest; I, without that incumbrance-sosome people said.
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To lift this incumbrance became the special concern of President Mason.
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Any more cloth and beads than he has already would be an incumbrance.
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If police officials, become a useless incumbrance, would be definitely discarded by society?
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They clouted me, kicked me-an 'yerlaffed-yerblack, rotten incumbrance, you!
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In the rapid charge the carbine is not only useless, but a positive incumbrance.
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The poltroon, like the scabbard, is an incumbrance when once the sword is drawn.
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The death of his wrinkled bride soon left him the vast property without incumbrance.
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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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