impediment in Greek
impediment in Greek is εμπόδιο — impediment means something that blocks or slows progress.
impediment in Greek
εμπόδιο
Pronounced: ebodio
A hindrance; that which impedes or obstructs progress; impedance.
What does "impediment" mean?
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noun Something that blocks or slows progress.
"Heavy traffic was the main impediment to getting to the meeting on time."
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noun A condition that affects speech or hearing.
"Early testing helped doctors discover her hearing impediment when she was a child."
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impediment in a sentence
- Heavy traffic was the main impediment to getting to the meeting on time.
- She refused to let her fear of failure become an impediment.
- Early testing helped doctors discover her hearing impediment when she was a child.
- He gave a great speech even though he has a slight impediment.
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What is "impediment" in Greek?
"impediment" in Greek is εμπόδιο. impediment means: Something that blocks or slows progress.
How do you pronounce εμπόδιο?
"impediment" in Greek is εμπόδιο, pronounced "ebodio".
How do you use "impediment" in a sentence?
Example: "Heavy traffic was the main impediment to getting to the meeting on time." In Greek, "impediment" is εμπόδιο.
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