impeded (Meaning)

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impeded (s)

made difficult or slow

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of Impede

Heavy rains impeded our journey, rendering the roads impassable.
The thick vegetation impeded our progress through the jungle, slowing us down considerably.
Financial constraints significantly impeded the development of the project.
Lack of resources and infrastructure impeded the growth of the local economy.
Corruption and bureaucracy impeded the implementation of important policies.
Protests and demonstrations impeded traffic flow throughout the city.
The language barrier impeded communication between the two delegations.
Health issues impeded the athlete's ability to perform at their peak.
Legal obstacles impeded the conclusion of the business deal.
Stereotypes and prejudices impeded the integration of minority groups into society.

made difficult or slowof Impede

obstructed, prevented,hindered, excluded, blocked, stopped, refused, rejected, revoked, repressed

endorsed, allowed, legitimate, permitted, bearable, permissible, appropriate, lawful, tolerable, permissive

Heavy rains impeded our journey, rendering the roads impassable.

The thick vegetation impeded our progress through the jungle, slowing us down considerably.

Financial constraints significantly impeded the development of the project.

Lack of resources and infrastructure impeded the growth of the local economy.