stymy Antonyms
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Meaning of stymy
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stymy (n)
a situation in golf where an opponent's ball blocks the line between your ball and the hole
a thwarting and distressing situation
Wordnet
stymy (v)
hinder or prevent the progress or accomplishment of
stymy Sentence Examples
- The complex algebra equation left me stymied, unable to progress.
- The government's reluctance to act on climate change has stymied any meaningful progress.
- The unexpected storm stymied our travel plans, forcing us to reschedule.
- The stubborn child's refusal to cooperate stymied our efforts to teach them manners.
- The absence of key evidence in the case has stymied the investigation, leaving it at a standstill.
- The lack of communication between departments stymied project development, causing significant delays.
- The opposition's filibustering tactics stymied the passage of important legislation.
- The technical glitch stymied the launch of the new website, causing widespread frustration.
- The dense undergrowth stymied our attempt to explore the forest, forcing us to turn back.
- The conflicting testimonies stymied the jury's decision-making process, resulting in a hung jury.
FAQs About the word stymy
a situation in golf where an opponent's ball blocks the line between your ball and the hole, a thwarting and distressing situation, hinder or prevent the progre
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The complex algebra equation left me stymied, unable to progress.
The government's reluctance to act on climate change has stymied any meaningful progress.
The unexpected storm stymied our travel plans, forcing us to reschedule.
The stubborn child's refusal to cooperate stymied our efforts to teach them manners.
