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Term: hindert

Description:

The term "hindert" is a verb that means to obstruct or impede the progress or movement of someone or something. It can also be used as an adjective or adverb to describe something that causes hindrance or obstacles.

Senses and Usages:

As a verb:

Sense 1: To obstruct or impede someone or something's progress.

Example sentence 1: The fallen tree hinderted our path, forcing us to find an alternative route.

Example sentence 2: The bad weather hinderted the construction work on the new building.

As an adjective:

Sense 1: Causing hindrance; creating obstacles.

Example sentence 1: The hindert weather conditions made it difficult for the rescue team to reach the stranded hikers.

Example sentence 2: The hindert regulations slowed down the process of obtaining a building permit.

As an adverb:

Sense 1: In a manner that obstructs or impedes.

Example sentence 1: The car moved hindert, struggling to climb the steep hill.

Example sentence 2: She was dancing hindert, her injured foot causing her to move cautiously.

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