fetter|fettered|fettering|fetters in English

verb

[fet·ter || 'fetə(r)]

chain, shackle; hinder, hampe

Use "fetter|fettered|fettering|fetters" in a sentence

1. He was fettered with irons.

2. To remove the fetters of wickedness,

3. The prisoner was kept in fetters.

4. Yes, our love is a fetter, is a fetter, making our walking gaIt'such difficult.

5. It could fetter the independence of the judiciary.

6. The industry is fettered by debt.

7. The black mud fettered her movements.

8. The Chinese government remains fettered by party bureaucrats.

9. Had I known hearts thus are fettered.

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11. Fetter was the team leader (supervisor) of this group.

12. His affairs were not fettered with any incumbrance.

13. No bundled no fettered man feel free now!

14. 3 It could fetter the independence of the judiciary.

15. 7 Young people weary of countless restrictions and fetters.

16. Young people weary of countless restrictions and fetters.

17. Imaginations fettered by today's highly successful orthodoxy will break free.

18. But open the key of the fetter at you my waist.

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20. Do you feel fettered by your dog? asked Lydia.

21. You may imprison my body, actually could not fetter my mind.

22. He felt fettered by a nine-to-five office existence.

23. A clog or fetter on the equity of redemption is void.

24. Now we finally understand that love you, you should not be fettered.

25. They will run wild freed from the fetters of control.