hampered

Words would have blundered, and hampered, and darkened all he had to say.

He may be inconvenienced or hampered in his march; but its goal is certain.

She struggled now, thinking that he would be too hampered to compel her to his will.

It was not hampered by any heavily burdened foot-passengers.

He was hampered by the care of the instrument, which must be shielded from all blows or falls.

With the whole Shellfish Valley on edge, your work will be hampered.

His coat had hampered him until it obligingly slit up the back.

The body must be kept in health, that the soul may not be hampered.

The memory of it hampered us for very long; even now they often talk of it.

He and Carter could have made it had they not been hampered by the other two, who were sick.