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hinderable

hinderable adjective: able to be hindered.

Adjective

hinderable (comparative more hinderable, superlative most hinderable)

  1. Able to be hindered.
  2. (UK, archaic, dialectal) Causing hindrance or delay.
    • hinderable weather

Forms of hinderable

comparativemore hinderable
superlativemost hinderable

Origin of hinderable

From hinder + -able.

Words formed from hinderable

Questions about hinderable

What does hinderable mean?
Hinderable means able to be hindered.
What part of speech is hinderable?
Hinderable is an adjective.

Words near hinderable in the dictionary

  1. hindenbugs
  2. Hindenburg
  3. Hindenburgian
  4. hinder
  5. Hinder Sea
  6. hinderable
  7. hinderance
  8. hinderances
  9. Hinderclay
  10. hindered
  11. hinderer

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