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hindering

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/ˈhɪndərɪŋ/ · hin-der-ing

to create difficulties for someone or something, resulting in delay or obstruction.

Meanings

verbformal

to create difficulties for someone or something, resulting in delay or obstruction.

کسی شخص یا شے کے لیے مشکلات پیدا کرنا، جس کے نتیجے میں تاخیر یا رکاوٹ پیدا ہوتی ہے۔

رکاوٹ ڈالنا

rakaawat daalna

Formal: رکاوٹ بنناColloquial: مروڑنا

Synonyms

obstructingimpedingblockingرکاوٹ ڈالنامناعتسرراہ روکاوٹ

Antonyms

facilitatingallowingpromotingآسان کرنااجازت دیناترقی دینا

Common Collocations

  • hindering progress
  • hindering development
  • hindering communication

Example Sentences

The heavy rain was hindering our progress on the road.

شدید بارش سڑک پر ہماری ترقی میں رکاوٹ ڈال رہی تھی۔

Shadeed barish sadak par hamari taraqqi mein rakaawat daal rahi thi.

He was hindering the project by not completing his tasks on time.

وقت پر اپنے کام مکمل نہ کرنے سے وہ منصوبے میں رکاوٹ ڈال رہا تھا۔

Waqt par apne kaam mukammal na karne se woh mansoobe mein rakaawat daal raha tha.

Her lack of experience is hindering her career advancement.

اس کے تجربے کی کمی اس کی کیریئر کی ترقی میں رکاوٹ بن رہی ہے۔

Us ke tajurbe ki kami us ki career ki taraqqi mein rakaawat ban rahi hai.

Easily Confused With

hinder:Hindering is the continuous action of hindering something, while hinder is the base form of the verb.

Word Family

hinder
verbروکاوٹ ڈالنا
hinderance
nounرکاوٹ

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of a roadblock as something that hinders your journey.

Imagine a road with a big barrier stopping cars on their path.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

خود کی مٹی میں بھی رکاوٹیں ہیں بہت، / دل کے معمار کی سوچ میں قید ہیں بہت۔

Khud ki matti mein bhi rakaawatain hain bahut, / Dil ke maimar ki soch mein qaid hain bahut.

There are many hindrances in one's own soil, / The thoughts of the heart's architect are trapped in many ways.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

رکاوٹوں میں سکھ نہیں ملتا۔

Rakaawatun mein sukh nahin milta.

One does not find peace in obstacles.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old English "hindrian" — to hinder or obstruct

First known use: 14th century

The word has evolved from its Old English roots and has been used in various forms throughout history to denote obstruction or prevention.