Inhibited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INHIBITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INHIBIT, to restrain or hold back
• hinder, restrain, or prevent (an action or process)
• prevent or prohibit (someone) from doing something
• (of a substance) slow down or prevent (a process, reaction, or function) or reduce the activity of (an enzyme or other agent).
• make (someone) self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way
• (in ecclesiastical law) forbid (a member of the clergy) to exercise clerical functions.
ADJECTIVE:
• held back or restrained or prevented

Words related to INHIBITED

inhibit12 inhibitedly20 inhibiting16 inhibits13

Words that contain INHIBITED

inhibitedly20 uninhibited17 disinhibited19 uninhibitedly22 uninhibitedness21 uninhibitednesses23

How to use INHIBITED in a sentence

• That dormant inhibited self of Dorn suddenly was no more.
• Although higher-space thought makes painfully clear our limitations, it nevertheless leads to the perception that these very limitations are inhibited powers.
• She moved towards the hearth with a burly speed which marked this moment a crisis in the house of languid, inhibited movements, and cast herself down on a low stool by the fender.
• His inhibited hand became more and more talonlike, more and more incapable of making the gesture of dismissal.
• All the subjects were frequently conscious of eye movements, and more frequently conscious of a tendency to eye movement, which was, however, inhibited.
• Why it should not have been formed in this case is uncertain, but it seems not improbable that the light was too strong an excitement and thus inhibited action.
• Conception is inhibited by means which do not necessitate continence, but which do necessitate some, and in many cases, a great amount of self-restraint.
• There are many interests that can never be inhibited by the way of negation.
• In times of prolonged drought, plants cannot grow at the rate which is usual and normal for their species, and so many variations in the way of inhibited development may arise.
• Their watches ticked off a few seconds of mind paralysis in which there was no expectancy or motive power, all action inhibited.
• Consequently, this sin is specially inhibited to priests by the Church, lest anyone hear the mass of one living in concubinage.
• If the dose be insufficient, development of the cells at the outside of the growth is stimulated rather than inhibited.
• If the actions are never inhibited, the machine will tear itself to pieces.
• All or nearly all other adjustments have become permanently inhibited, whether through inexperience or through gradual elimination.
• In a culture, for instance, that does not look kindly upon demonstrativeness, the natural tendency to the display of emotion becomes more than normally inhibited.
• They have not, indeed, saved labor to the advantage of labor itself, and they have inhibited interest in production.
• Very much of the time this appreciation is inhibited by the emphasis put on understanding.
• It is therefore not remarkable that in certain parts of the city groups of idle young men are found whose evil imaginations have actually inhibited their power for normal living.
• Growth may be inhibited by the smallest trace of some of the metallic salts, as corrosive sublimate, although the bacteria themselves are not destroyed.
• Many organisms, although their growth in the stomach is inhibited, are not destroyed there and pass into the intestines, where the conditions for infection are more favorable.
• In the room on the screen both eyes receive the same impression, and the result is that the consciousness of depth is inhibited.

Similar words containing HIBIT without suffix ed and without prefix in

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