impede in Latin
impede in Latin is impediō — impede means to slow down or get in the way of progress.
impede in Latin
impediō
(transitive) To get in the way of; to hinder.
What does "impede" mean?
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verb To slow down or get in the way of progress.
"Heavy rain impeded the rescue effort."
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impede in a sentence
- Heavy rain impeded the rescue effort.
- Outdated software was impeding the team's productivity.
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What is "impede" in Latin?
"impede" in Latin is impediō. impede means: To slow down or get in the way of progress.
How do you use "impede" in a sentence?
Example: "Heavy rain impeded the rescue effort." In Latin, "impede" is impediō.
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