impediment|impediments in English

noun

[im·ped·i·ment || ɪm'pedɪmənt]

hindrance, obstacle, obstruction; physical defect which causes speech problems

Use "impediment|impediments" in a sentence

1. Identifying Impediments to Progress

2. She had a speech impediment.

3. He has an impediment in speech.

4. Do you have a speech impediment?

5. He also had a speech impediment.

6. Every impediment to flight was cast aside.

7. Moreover , there are culinary impediments in the way of regeneration .

8. Of all speech impediments stammering is probably the most embarrassing.

9. Natalie was born with a slight speech impediment.

10. Jerry's worked hard to overcome his speech impediment.

11. Straightening himself, Muster stared at the impudent impediment.

12. It's not a disease, it's an impediment.

13. The country's debt has been an impediment to development.

14. He had a nervous twitch and a speech impediment.

15. And there's a lot of impediments in the system slowing things down.

16. In addition to restrictions on copying, copyleft licenses address other possible impediments.

17. A speech impediment did nothing to stop him from preaching.

18. The new taxes were a major impediment to economic growth.

19. There are no legal impediments to their appealing against the decision.

20. Another impediment arose during a second round of testing.

21. Michael Boylan's Accelerants offers a powerful solution to these impediments to growth

22. Shortage of money was not the only impediment to higher education.

23. The vow of chastity creates only a prohibitory impediment to marriage.

24. How can he eliminate this impediment? —Mark 7:21-23.

25. 18. (a) What is often a major impediment to communication?