impediment
رکاوٹ
definition
noun
a serious impediment to scientific progress
a hindrance or obstruction in doing something.
example
Introducing a brief plot summary should eliminate this 'impediment' .
But compliance costs are a very major 'impediment' to growth for smaller businesses.
a serious 'impediment' to scientific progress
a serious 'impediment' to scientific progress
He suffered from a speech 'impediment' , was unschooled and never learned to read.
There should be no greater legal 'impediment' to the movement and trade in one case than in the others.
Even so, enthusiasts insist that the main 'impediment' to major advancements in solar energy is lack of political will.
The gridlock has become a significant 'impediment' to the economy as well.
Sir Peter has a slight speech 'impediment' .
The single greatest 'impediment' to creative, revolutionary sustainment progress appears to be entrenched parochial jurisdictions.
The ball can be replaced without penalty if its movement is not a result of removing a loose 'impediment' .
He will need to compensate for his hearing 'impediment' by using other senses to warn of dangers.
Therein may lie a serious 'impediment' to success.
Parents thus become an 'impediment' to successful parenting, in need of professional re-education.
He has a slight speech 'impediment' , a problem pronouncing S's.
Certainly there was no major legal 'impediment' to multifunctional banking, in which commercial and investment banking are combined.
On top of my hearing 'impediment' I find I can't pick out individual conversations in crowds.
The trip to Jupiter embodies our ability to overcome the technological 'impediment' .
People tell me they don't notice my hearing 'impediment' .
She investigated the matter and discovered that the boy had been neither deaf nor dumb but was born with a 'speech impediment' .
On first hearing this one might well assume that the effects were fairly minor - perhaps involving a child having problems with a 'speech impediment' , or being shy and awkward and less creative or inventive than his peers.
My dentist had advised me to wear it in the daytime to realign my jaw, but the only noticeable effect was to give me a 'speech impediment' , tripping over my vowels and lisping every other word.
She was too tall for ballet, and a minor 'speech impediment' and poor health excluded her from nursing.
One of the men, the one not wearing a tie, proved to have an extreme 'speech impediment' but he was very eager.
"We must address some of the structural 'impediments' to our success, " she says.
There appear to be serious 'impediments' to achieving such high penetration rates, especially on a worldwide basis.
Elspeth, with her reedy child's voice, carefully lisped her explanation - she always felt it necessary to feign a 'speech impediment' when explicating, it made the matter so very much clearer to everyone involved.
Having a 'speech impediment' , I knew I wouldn't be able to do anything that involved speaking.
The person may have had difficulty in communicating with her because she has a 'speech impediment' and so he or she may not be aware that the woman had been assaulted.
The young man now has memory loss and a 'speech impediment' and could have died.
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