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damper

noun as in hindrance

Weak match

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But it rides on a brilliantly tuned air suspension with adaptive dampers to tie down rebellious momenta.

It’s likely that Thursday’s storm will be more beneficial than hazardous, helping to further put a damper on the autumn fire season.

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Triggered by emergency systems, control rods automatically shot up into the reactor cores, putting a damper on the movement of neutrons between the fuel rods.

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High housing costs have long put a damper on sales.

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High housing costs have long put a damper on sales.

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