inhibit in Irish
inhibit in Irish is urchoill — inhibit means to slow down, restrain, or prevent something from happening freely.
inhibit in Irish
urchoill
(transitive) To hold in or hold back; to keep in check; restrain.
What does "inhibit" mean?
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verb To slow down, restrain, or prevent something from happening freely.
"Cold weather can inhibit plant growth."
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inhibit in a sentence
- Cold weather can inhibit plant growth.
- Fear of failure inhibited her from trying new things.
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What is "inhibit" in Irish?
"inhibit" in Irish is urchoill. inhibit means: To slow down, restrain, or prevent something from happening freely.
How do you use "inhibit" in a sentence?
Example: "Cold weather can inhibit plant growth." In Irish, "inhibit" is urchoill.
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