Hinders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HINDERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HINDER, to impede
• make it difficult for (someone) to do something or for (something) to happen
ADJECTIVE:
• (especially of a bodily part) rear; hind

Words related to HINDERS

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How to use HINDERS in a sentence

• It can do no harm to take whatsoever you will, for that which hinders may readily be cast aside.
• Whether external force hinders or fails to hinder the will from working does not in the least matter.
• I shall in the last Place shew, that it hinders us from obtaining an End which we have Abilities to acquire, and which is accompanied with Fulness of Satisfaction.
• This multitude which is with the Lord hinders those who are crying out, hinders those, that is, who are doing well, that they may not by perseverance be healed.
• It hinders local development and the development of a local spirit.
• They whom their abstraction from common occurrences hinders from seeing iniquity, will quickly have their attention awakened by feeling it.
• An incorrect concept of the nature of evil hinders the destruction of evil.
• That makes the good and bad of manners, namely, what helps or hinders fellowship.
• Nothing, sir, but this problem and the suspicions it breeds, hinders a clear understanding and a perfect union.
• But nothing hinders a woman from telling her husband what she does.
• Wherever religious enthusiasm has been strong, it has at all times felt that nothing hinders its effect more than family ties and home connections.
• Wherefore it is manifest that insincerity hinders the effect of Baptism.
• You are still influenced by the intellectual drug, and it hinders your heart from following out its best impulses.
• My father, see you there my pet deer, grazing close to the hermitage? She expects soon to fawn, and even now the weight of the little one she carries hinders her movements.
• It is more troublesome than dangerous, but hinders conception, and therefore the cure is necessary for all, but especially such as desire children.
• Everything which interferes with it, which hinders it, is injurious.
• She looked through the door at the mirror, in such dread as stops the breath and hinders motion, and she saw her Hector in the attitude of a man crushed.
• There is nothing that hinders and holds back power as does friction.
• With each bath the child grows a span and soon becomes so active that he hinders mother at her work.
• What hinders that my heart relieve itself, O friend! who makest warm my wintry world, And wise my heaven, if there we consort too.
• Many would-be writers complain that the necessity of earning a living in some other and more secure profession hinders them from achieving anything.
• What hinders my success? Babylon is but in the infancy of her greatness.
• For the most part their leaves are small, but their close neighbourhood hinders this from spoiling the effect.
• And now also there is something hinders me from sending on the army.
• But what hinders thee from granting me this favor? OR.
• Wrapping the leaves around the cane is found to prevent them cracking by the heat of the sun, and hinders their throwing out lateral branches.
• If some few months are to run, nothing hinders your choosing here and now.
• Whatever attracts attention to the speech itself draws attention away from the thought back of the speech and hinders the listener from giving his full powers to the lesson.

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