hurdles (Meaning)
hurdles (n)
a footrace in which contestants must negotiate a series of hurdles
Synonyms & Antonyms of hurdles
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- loads
- curbs
- fetters
- blockades
- blockages
- hitches
- drawbacks
- stoppages
- drags
- hardships
- trammels
- disadvantages
- stumbling blocks
- chains
- brakes
- clogs
- manacles
- stops
- holdbacks
- embargoes
- hazards
- bars
- snags
- reins
- crimps
- stone walls
- difficulties
- brick walls
- rubs
- stalls
- catches
- perils
- restraints
- dangers
- delays
- arrests
- cramps
- balks
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hurdles Sentence Examples
- John faced numerous hurdles in his pursuit of becoming a doctor.
- The young woman cleared the hurdles with ease, showcasing her exceptional athleticism.
- The track and field event included a series of hurdles that tested the runners' agility.
- The project encountered unforeseen hurdles that delayed its completion.
- She had the determination to overcome even the most daunting hurdles.
- The hurdles represented obstacles that needed to be overcome in order to achieve success.
- The candidate's criminal record presented a significant hurdle to their employment application.
- The economic downturn created major hurdles for small businesses.
- The divorce proceedings were filled with hurdles that seemed insurmountable.
- Her ability to persevere through hurdles made her a role model for others.
FAQs About the word hurdles
a footrace in which contestants must negotiate a series of hurdles
obstructions, barriers,obstacles, blocks, deterrents, impediments, handicaps, burdens, lets, interferences
stimulants, catalysts, spurs,incentives, catalysts, stimulants, advantages, stimuli, advantages, stimuli
John faced numerous hurdles in his pursuit of becoming a doctor.
The young woman cleared the hurdles with ease, showcasing her exceptional athleticism.
The track and field event included a series of hurdles that tested the runners' agility.
The project encountered unforeseen hurdles that delayed its completion.
