Definition of Encumbrance
burden or hindrance
Examples of Encumbrance in a sentence
If it werenβt for the encumbrance of procrastination, I would be a productivity machine! π
Although she had expected her little brother to be an encumbrance when her friends came over, she was pleased to see that they all enjoyed playing with him. π
Even though a heavy backpack may be an encumbrance on a long hike, the contents are a welcome relief when we need to stop for rest and regeneration. π
Jackson seems to have been born without the encumbrance of a conscience, which is why he is now one of the FBIβs ten most wanted criminals. π
If she had known how much of an encumbrance her student debt would be, she would have found a different way to finance her education. π
He is a great writer, but his inner critic has always been an encumbrance to his own satisfaction with his work. π
While my friendship with Paul has never been an encumbrance to my social life, I have to admit itβs pretty inconvenient when he follows me on my date. π
Maggie soon discovered that her broken foot was an encumbrance to everything from her work to her social life to her personal grooming. π
Monica knew that images of the crash would always flash through her mind at unexpected times and be an encumbrance to her peace of mind. π
When the lifeguards raise the red flags, itβs a sign that we should all stay out of the water because there are riptides, rough surf, or some other encumbrance to safe swimming. π
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