Synonyms for Hindering
hin·der·ing

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1. clogging, hindering, impeding, obstructiveadjective

   preventing movement

   "the clogging crowds of revelers overflowing into the street"

   Synonyms:
   clogging, impeding, obstructive, hindering

   Antonyms:
   permissive

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1. List of paraphrases for "hindering":

   impeding, hampering, obstructing, blocking, preventing, hinder

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1. Guyanese President David Granger:

   Venezuela, therefore, must desist from hindering our economic development in an obtrusive and obstructive manner that is tantamount to interference in our internal affairs.

2. Dave Levine:

   This was our first opportunity to watch the arm and turret move in concert with each other, making sure that everything worked as advertised - nothing blocking or otherwise hindering smooth operation of the system, standing there, watching the arm and turret go through their motions, you cant help but marvel that the rover will be in space in less than a year from now and performing these exact movements on Mars in less than two.

3. Rebecca Rodriguez:

   Our understanding is the RRISD Police Department contacted the Williamson County Attorney’s Office and submitted an affidavit to a judge, a judge issued a valid arrest warrant for both individuals. The Sheriff’s Office was notified that the individuals would most likely return to the next meeting causing a similar disruption hindering the proceeding. Williamson County Sheriff’s deputies were notified of the warrants, located the individuals, took them into custody and booked them into jail.

4. Gabriel Okoi:

   The U.S. is doing its best, but the Leahy law is hindering our cooperation.

5. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin:

   ...first ascertain exactly the position of the various capitalists, then control them, influence them by restricting or enlarging, facilitating or hindering their credits, and finally they can entirely determine their fate.