cumber|cumbered|cumbering|cumbers in English

verb

hinder, bother, encumbe

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1. As verbs the difference between enCumbered and Cumbered is that enCumbered is (encumber) while Cumbered is (cumber).

2. CUMBER; Cumbered [ISBE] CUMBER; Cumbered - kum'-ber, (katargeo, "to make idle," perispaomai, "to be drawn about," in mind "to be distracted"): Spoken of the barren fig tree in the parable: "Cut it down; why doth it also cumber (block up, make unproductive) the ground?" ()Cumbered means to be over-occupied with cares or business, distracted: "But Martha was Cumbered about much serving" ().

3. Example sentences containing Cumbered

4. Cumbered, King James Bible Dictionary

5. Let not the dark thee cumber.

6. Pronunciation of Cumbered and its etymology

7. Synonyms for Cumbered in Free Thesaurus

8. You don't want to cumber with anyone!

9. Dont's want to cumber with my teacher.

10. Meaning of Cumbered with illustrations and photos

11. Definition of Cumbered in the Fine Dictionary

12. Definition of Cumbered in the Definitions.net dictionary

13. She was cumbered with house hold cares.

14. His heavy boots cumbered him in walking.

15. Cumbered: belastete: Translations: 1 – 1 / 1

16. Cumbered To be distracted with cares

17. Even an experienced cumber will get into trouble.

18. Related words - Cumbered synonyms, antonyms, hypernyms and hyponyms

19. 21 His heavy boots cumbered him in walking.

20. Cumbered means to be over-occupied with cares or business, distracted: "But Martha was Cumbered about much serving"

21. We shall not cumber our thought with his reproaches.

22. To weigh down; burden: was Cumbered with many duties

23. To weigh down; burden: was Cumbered with many duties

24. He cumbered himself with an overcoat on a warm day.

25. Cumbersome Meaning: "burdensome, troublesome," from cumber (v.) + -some (1)