handicapping (Meaning)

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handicapping (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Handicap

The jury deliberated for hours, handicapping the evidence presented during the trial.
The doctor recommended surgery as the best option, but its potential handicapping effects raised concerns.
The horse race was handicapped to ensure a more competitive event.
The disability advocate challenged the handicapping system that unfairly excluded athletes from competition.
The writer used skillful handicapping in her novel, creating a sense of suspense and uncertainty.
The economist predicted that the new tax policy would have a handicapping effect on the economy.
The coach handicapped the team's opponents, identifying their strengths and weaknesses.
The artist faced a handicapping challenge when working with such a limited palette of colors.
The prosecutor emphasized how the defendant's criminal history was handicapping their request for leniency.
The environmental activist highlighted the handicapping effects of pollution on local wildlife populations.

of Handicap

impeding,hampering, hindering, embarrassing, obstructing, encumbering, clogging, blocking, hog-tying, tieing

aiding, aiding, facilitating, opening, assisting, opening,helping, assisting, facilitating, helping

The jury deliberated for hours, handicapping the evidence presented during the trial.

The doctor recommended surgery as the best option, but its potential handicapping effects raised concerns.

The horse race was handicapped to ensure a more competitive event.

The disability advocate challenged the handicapping system that unfairly excluded athletes from competition.