to make it difficult for something or someone to develop or succeed; to slow or delay the progress or development of something
- Word family: hind (behind)
- Synonyms: block, delay, hold up
- Antonyms: assist, encourage, push
- Origin: Early European khinderojanan, from a root meaning "to put or keep back"
- Example: The constant blurting by a few students hinders others from learning.
Mazes like this one are designed to challenge your brain and to hinder you from completing them too quickly!
When does it feel good to be hindered by something difficult?When is it frustrating?
2 comments:
Tye says...
It felt good to be hindered when i was talking to my dad along time ago.
Mikaela says...
It feels good to to be hindered when something is difficult becaused you always get delayed or hindered. Like maybe you have to help your dad put up a cloths line, and the pipe is really heavy. You might not even be strong enough. well that's what we are going to do at 1:00. I am going to ask my brother if he canhelp me. Sometimes you can't be hindered at all. Sometimes people are hindered at the airport. They are delayed. They are propably somewhere where there aret thunderstorms.
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