Definitionn. something immaterial that interferes with or delays action or progress
Last update: September 12, 2016
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In most romantic movies, there is always some sort of impediment that temporarily stops the guy from getting his dream girl. [adjective]
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The main impediment to growth was lack of capital. [adverb]
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My broken wrist is the impediment preventing me from finishing my new novel. [adjective]
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It is only to be regretted that the Society did not also adopt the quarto size in which it appeared, for by issuing their English version in folio they needlessly put an impediment in the way of its common and convenient use. [Please select]
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What is the nature of the impediment. [Please select]
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Besides these moral hindrances, mechanical difficulties are often an insuperable impediment to forms of government. [Please select]
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The first great impediment was the important city of Troyes, which was well garrisoned. [Please select]
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The surface, which was quite flat, offered no impediment to their progress. [Please select]
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His finger already pressed the trigger, when he was restrained by an unforeseen impediment. [Please select]
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My comrades were no impediment to that, I can tell you. [Please select]
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