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Meanings of stymy in English
Spanish
impedimento Usage of stymy in English
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The National Rifle Association is already attempting to stymy a possible background check bill proposed by President Trump.
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David Shanks says again, this is a fair point, but fear of tyranny isn't a valid reason to stymy change.
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He also bemoaned a lack of media diversity that stymies political debate.
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For example, physicists were stymied trying to explain why hot things glowed.
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But the very makeup of federal fishery-management bodies has stymied greater changes.
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Thus, though the weather slowed Gaborn, it had stymied the reavers completely.
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She says she soon felt stymied by the dogma of the church.
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Had it been upheld, it would have stymied Berlusconi's immediate political ambitions.
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Our attempts to get a multiplayer Achievement were stymied time and again.
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Stymied, he'd spent much of the time since about 1670 doing-what ,exactly
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At other times, the choreography seems stymied and forced into two dimensions.
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Forty percent said they've spent three hours or more in stymied traffic.
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If it hasn't produced acorns, he is stymied for the time being.
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And by keeping the yuan artificially low, it is stymying global rebalancing.
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Such airdrops had earlier been stymied by heavy rain and cloud cover.
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But Penn was stymied in his efforts to go negative against Obama.
Frequent collocations
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