incumber Antonyms
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Meaning of incumber
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incumber (v. t.)
See Encumber.
incumber Sentence Examples
- The weighty responsibilities of his new role seriously incumbered his schedule.
- The bulky furniture incumbered the small apartment, leaving little room for movement.
- The excessive luggage incumbered their travel plans, forcing them to pay hefty fees.
- The legal obligations incumbered their business operations, limiting their flexibility.
- The presence of a chronic illness incumbered her daily life, requiring constant medical attention.
- The tax burden incumbered their earnings, leaving them with a substantial financial deficit.
- The complex inheritance laws incumbered the distribution of the estate, causing prolonged disputes.
- The bureaucracy incumbered the process, adding unnecessary delays and obstacles.
- The outdated technology incumbered their productivity, slowing down their progress.
- The heavy mortgage incumbered their home, restricting their financial choices and mobility.
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See Encumber.
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The weighty responsibilities of his new role seriously incumbered his schedule.
The bulky furniture incumbered the small apartment, leaving little room for movement.
The excessive luggage incumbered their travel plans, forcing them to pay hefty fees.
The legal obligations incumbered their business operations, limiting their flexibility.
