fettering (Meaning)
fettering
a chain or shackle for the feet, to restrain from motion, action, or progress, a chain for the feet, something that confines, something that restricts, to put fetters on
Synonyms & Antonyms of fettering
fettering Sentence Examples
- The fettering chains of tradition bound her to the past, preventing her from embracing new experiences.
- The government's regulations felt like fettering weights, hindering economic growth and innovation.
- Her fears were like fetters, weighing her down and holding her back from pursuing her dreams.
- The fettering grip of poverty trapped entire communities in a cycle of despair.
- The fettering expectations of society stifled creativity and stifled individuality.
- The fettering bonds of love sometimes held people prisoner, preventing them from seeking true fulfillment.
- Prejudice and discrimination were fettering shackles that chained people's minds and hearts.
- The fettering rules of society dictated what was considered acceptable behavior, punishing those who dared to deviate from the norm.
- The fettering grip of addiction consumed people's lives, leaving them trapped in a cycle of despair and self-destruction.
- The fettering burden of guilt weighed heavily on her conscience, stealing her peace and happiness.
FAQs About the word fettering
a chain or shackle for the feet, to restrain from motion, action, or progress, a chain for the feet, something that confines, something that restricts, to put f
constraining, pinioning,binding, handcuffing, confining, hampering, tieing, tying, shackling, hindering
loosing, unshackling, releasing, liberating,freeing, unfettering, unbinding, emancipating, rescuing, untangling
The fettering chains of tradition bound her to the past, preventing her from embracing new experiences.
The government's regulations felt like fettering weights, hindering economic growth and innovation.
Her fears were like fetters, weighing her down and holding her back from pursuing her dreams.
The fettering grip of poverty trapped entire communities in a cycle of despair.
