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Encumbrance meaning
Something that encumbers; a burden that must be carried. | Alternative spelling of incumbrance (“in law: interest attached to a title; dependent”). | The state or condition of being encumbered.
Synonyms of Encumbrance
Example sentences (9)
This year they plan to visit Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Texas, New York and even Italy and Taylor feels having children would be an encumbrance to their travelling plans.
With kids grown and out of the house, she’s ready for the next stage in life—one that does not include the encumbrance of caring for a dog.
Another encumbrance is the non-availability of testing kit for rape victims to determine their forcible violation, the veracity of their claims and proper documentation of the outcome of medical examination.
Then again through a letter of urgency on the same day to the Supreme Court registrar, the Tatas pointed out that when the court heard the petition on January 10, 2020, no shares were subject to any pledge, charge or encumbrance.
Lisa Field, president of the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce, asked the board to take nonprofit organizations into consideration when it finalizes the encumbrance permit fees.
Thompson marvels), Percy became even more of an encumbrance, and Edith’s clumsy attempt to poison him only raised his suspicions.
Cavalry proper (a "Regiment of Horse") had to ride with some agility and engage in sword-wielding melées with opposing cavalry or pursue running infantry, so carrying anything long would be a dangerous encumbrance.
Tanks and other motorised units could break out of the fortified zone without the encumbrance of slow-moving infantry moving on foot.
While demoralizing to an opponent, the lance was recognized as being an awkward encumbrance in forested regions.