impediment
41impediment — n 1. hindrance, encumbrance, obstacle, obstruction, stumbling block, road block; knot, hitch, curb, clog, bit, tether; inhibition, restriction, determent, damper, restraint; bar, barrier, block, counteraction, embargo, stricture, blockade;… …
42impediment — im·ped·i·ment …
43impediment — Препятствие …
44impediment — [ɪmˈpedɪmənt] noun [C] 1) formal something that makes it more difficult for someone to do something or for something to happen 2) a physical or PSYCHOLOGICAL problem that affects how well someone can do something …
45impediment — im•ped•i•ment [[t]ɪmˈpɛd ə mənt[/t]] n. 1) obstruction; hindrance; obstacle 2) any physical defect that impedes normal or easy speech 3) rel a bar, usu. of blood or affinity, to marriage • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME < L impedīmentum …
46impediment — This word (from the Latin impedire, meaning to shackle the feet ) refers to an obstacle that, according tocanon law, prevents a person from performing an act or makes a person ineligible for receiving an office or a sacrament,such as Holy… …
47impediment — n. obstacle, hindrance; speech defect. ♦ impedimenta, n. pl. luggage. ♦ impedimental, ♦ impedimentary, ♦ impeditive, a. hindering …
48impediment — n. 1 a hindrance or obstruction. 2 a defect in speech, e.g. a lisp or stammer. Derivatives: impedimental adj. Etymology: ME f. L impedimentum (as IMPEDE) …
49impediment to marriage — Legal obstacle to contracting a valid marriage such as relationship of blood within prohibited degree of consanguinity between parties. See also impediments …
50impediment to marriage — Legal obstacle to contracting a valid marriage such as relationship of blood within prohibited degree of consanguinity between parties. See also impediments …