Hinder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HINDER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to impede
• make it difficult for (someone) to do something or for (something) to happen
• get in the way of
• To interpose obstacles or impediments; to be a hindrance.
• be a hindrance or obstacle to
• hinder or prevent the progress or accomplishment of
• put at a disadvantage
ADJECTIVE:
• (especially of a bodily part) rear; hind
• Of or belonging to that part or end which is in the rear, or which follows; as, the hinder part of a wagon; the hinder parts of a horse.
• To keep back or behind; to prevent from starting or moving forward; to check; to retard; to obstruct; to bring to a full stop; -- often followed by from; as, an accident hindered the coach; drought hinders the growth of plants; to hinder me from going.
• To prevent or embarrass; to debar; to shut out.
• located at or near the back of an animal
• situated at the back

Words related to HINDER

forslow13 hindered13 hinderer12 hinderers13 hindering14 hinderings15 hinders11

Words that contain HINDER

hinders11 hindered13 hinderer12 hinderers13 hindering14 hinderance16 hinderings15 hinderland15 hinderlans14 hinderlins14 hindermost16 unhindered15 hinderances17 hinderingly19 hinderlands16 hinderlings16

How to use HINDER in a sentence

• But when this all-important wish has been created, the intellect can hinder its effect.
• And if you had a heavy little parcel in your pocket, you would take that out, and lay it down too, because it would hinder you in running.
• So that the first thing Ruth did was to strip the garden, with David to help her and no one to hinder.
• Hinder them not, O my Lord, from attaining unto the things Thou dost possess, and write down for them that which will aid them to scale the heights of Thy grace and favor.
• Francis Gatliffe is, that you can hinder his marriage on Wednesday.
• This is but an instance of the frequent conflicts between the bishop and the civil authorities, who hinder rather than aid his efforts.
• His Honor replied to the Southern Censor, that he had no power nor disposition to hinder Mr.
• Have not the Americans instituted laws to hinder us from obtaining our freedom.
• Moreover, they interfere in many cases with the hearing, and in general hinder activity and growth.
• The governments have nothing to do, but not to hinder their merchants from making the exchange.
• I have never been willing that my music should hinder, through technical exigencies, the changes of sentiment and passion felt by my characters.
• The violence of the surf, which our own boats could not act against, did not hinder the natives from coming off to the ships in their canoes.
• Therefore insincerity cannot hinder the effect of Baptism.
• Considered in the second way venial sins do not utterly hinder the effect of this sacrament, but merely in part.
• His ideals in this instance do not help but hinder, for they interfere with the regular action of the breathing centre.
• Nat had such a mind, and difficulties rising mountain high could not hinder him from examining a subject that absorbed his thoughts.
• Acting according to the counsel of the doctors, he did not hinder her from going to Orleans with men-at-arms.
• My brother-in-law I can settle with, and thus that would not hinder me.
• He would hinder those manifestations of evil if he could.
• Who knows what a year may produce? If nothing, we are but where we were, and nothing can hinder us from being, at least, perfect friends.
• A man can hinder it for his own self if he so insist.
• She asked him somewhat nervously at parting if the death of Kieff were likely to hinder their return, but he laughed at the notion.
• They threw their weight and muscle upon the rope to hinder the captive animal.
• But I had a feeling within me for which I could not account, and which seemed to hinder me from proceeding.
• I might be unable to hinder myself from seeking her.
• There was, in our plan, nothing to hinder either of us from putting his best foot forward, as the saying is, and making himself as agreeable to the young lady as he could.
• Yet experience goes to prove that if a mental awakening really takes place the most unfavourable circumstances will not hinder a rapid development of power.
• The object of a blockade is to hinder supplies of arms, ammunition, and provisions from entering, with a view to compel a surrender by hunger and want, without an attack.

Similar words containing HIND without suffix er

hind8 ahind9 hinds9 behind12 bhindi12 shindy13 behinds13 bhindis13 chindit13 hinders11 hindgut12 hindleg12 shindig12 shindys14 chindits14 hindcast14 hindered13 hinderer12 hindfeet15 hindfoot15 hindguts13 hindhead16 hindlegs13 hindmilk18 hindmost14 hindward16 hindwing16 shindies12 shindigs13 thindown15 hindberry18 hindbrain15 hindcasts15 hinderers13 hindering14 hindheads17 hindmilks19 hindrance15 hindshank20 hindsight17 hindwings17 thindowns16 behindhand20 hindbrains16 hindcasted17 hinderance16 hinderings15 hinderland15 hinderlans14 hinderlins14 hindermost16 hindrances16 hindshanks21 hindsights18 unhindered15 hindberries17 hindcasting18 hinderances17 hinderingly19 hinderlands16 hinderlings16 hindquarter24 withindoors18 hindforemost21 hindquarters25 schindyleses21 schindylesis21 schindyletic23 norethindrone17 norethindrones18

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