Hinder Synonyms and Antonyms
hĭndər
Put at a disadvantage
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- impede
- handicap
- hamper
- inhibit
- bar
- block
- check
- arrest
- burden
- baffle
- clog
- cramp
- curb
- debar
- encumber
- deter
- choke
- dam
- delay
- obstruct
- foil
- embarrass
- frustrate
- prevent
- retard
- filibuster
- thwart
- forestall
- deprive
- hamstring
- detain
- stop
- limit
- prohibit
- trammel
- stall
- interfere with
- restrain
- stymie
- fetter
- cripple
- preclude
- shackle
- interrupt
- contravene
- resist
- oppose
- muzzle
- balk
- stand in the way of
- nullify
- checkmate
- outwit
- entangle
- counteract
- offset
- neutralize
- derange
- tie-up
- hold up
- repress
- obviate
- defer
- postpone
- keep back
- set back
- close
- box-in
- end
- terminate
- shut out
- stay
- intercept
- overreach
- bottleneck
- entrap
- defeat
- interpose
- trap
- antagonize
- control
- conflict with
- deadlock
- hold from
- hold back
- repulse
- clash with
- circumscribe
- be an obstacle to
- be an impediment to
- repel
- cross
- exclude
- crimp
- keep in bounds
- shorten
- go-against
- withhold
- hedge
- stem
- slow-down
- bring to a standstill
- forbid
- cause to delay
- pinion
- disallow
- smother
- stanch
- disappoint
- spoil
- throttle
- countervail
- stifle
- gag
- bind hand and foot
- annul
- silence
- invalidate
- vitiate
- cancel-out
- hobble
- constrict
- cage
- corner
- foreclose
- stalemate
- forefend
- taboo
- suspend
- render difficult
- set against
- pit-against
- put-back
- clip one's wings
- fly-in-the-face-of
- tie one's hands
- set one's face against
- get in the way of
- jam
- throw a monkey wrench into the works
- snafu
- handcuff
- scotch
- spike one's guns
- hang-fire
- bog-down
- put the lid on
- harass
- hang-up
- knock the bottom out of
- knock the props from under
- interfere
- restrict
- slow
- stonewall
- straightjacket
- straitjacket
- tie down
Located at or near the back of an animal
(Adjective)
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