accumber Antonyms
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Meaning of accumber
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accumber (v. t.)
To encumber.
accumber Sentence Examples
- The overgrown weeds and vines accumbered the once-pristine garden, making it difficult to navigate.
- The paperwork on my desk accumbered my workspace, creating a chaotic and cluttered environment.
- Heavy traffic on the narrow road accumbered our journey, causing delays and frustration.
- The economic downturn threatened to accumber businesses with financial challenges.
- In the wilderness, fallen trees can accumber hiking trails, requiring regular maintenance.
- The excessive regulations threatened to accumber the growth of small businesses in the region.
- Layers of dust and grime accumbered the neglected attic, hiding forgotten treasures beneath.
- A malfunctioning computer can accumber productivity in a modern office setting.
- The bureaucratic procedures seemed designed to accumber rather than facilitate the application process.
- The accumulation of debts can accumber individuals, affecting their financial stability and well-being.
FAQs About the word accumber
To encumber.
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The overgrown weeds and vines accumbered the once-pristine garden, making it difficult to navigate.
The paperwork on my desk accumbered my workspace, creating a chaotic and cluttered environment.
Heavy traffic on the narrow road accumbered our journey, causing delays and frustration.
The economic downturn threatened to accumber businesses with financial challenges.
