encumber|encumbered|encumbering|encumbers in English

verb

[en·cum·ber || ɪn'kʌmbə]

burden, weigh down, hamper, hinder, impede (also incumber)

Use "encumber|encumbered|encumbering|encumbers" in a sentence

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

2. They would interrupt and encumber me.

3. Synonyms: encumbering, freighting, ladening… Antonyms: disBurdening, discharging, disencumbering… Find …

4. She was encumbered with large parcels.

5. As adjectives the difference between enCumbered and Cumbered is that enCumbered is weighted down, loaded sufficiently to make slow while Cumbered is hampered; enCumbered

6. The company encumbered with debts.

7. They can't encumber us on the road.

8. He was encumbered with cares.

9. He is encumbered with debts.

10. I don't want encumber myself with unnecessary luggage.

11. The whole process was encumbered with bureaucracy.

12. I don't want to encumber myself with unnecessary luggage.

13. The business is encumbered with debt.

14. The company is encumbered with debts.

15. The police operation was encumbered by crowds of reporters.

16. Her sentences are encumbered by modifying clauses.

17. The room was encumbered with heavy furniture.

18. 3 I don't want to encumber myself with unnecessary luggage.

19. Her long skirt encumbered her while running.

20. Synonyms: encumbering, freighting, ladening… Antonyms: disBurdening, discharging, disencumbering… Find the right word.

21. What does Accumber mean? (obsolete) To encumber; to crush; to overwhelm

22. The girl's long skirts encumbered her while running.

23. His estate is encumbered with a heavy mortgage.

24. Burdened definition is - carrying a burden : heavily laden or encumbered

25. He died in 18 heavily encumbered by debt.