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get in the way
verb as in hamper
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Strong matches
verb as in handcuff
verb as in hinder
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Strong matches
verb as in hog-tie
verb as in interfere
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verb as in interrupt
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verb as in obstruct
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Strong matches
Example Sentences
The Great Winfield added that “memory can get in the way” of a kids market.
“I think his optimism and positivity can sometimes get in the way,” she said.
"Life can get in the way of the best revision, leading to extra nerves and time-pressures on the day," said Emma Bush, the managing director at AA Driving School.
While 2% of the company U.S. fleet was under a recall, “being able to drive record utilization in that environment shows that even when headwinds get in the way, we’re able to deliver strong results,” West continued.
Or should we instead focus on human capital, addressing cultural issues only insofar as they get in the way?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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