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hinder movement

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See: encumber, hinder


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Tapered sleeves and panel construction won't hinder movement.
The thickness of the material will hinder movement and cause the wearer to become uncomfortable.
The troops were followed by Royal Engineers and explosive teams who spent the last two days building checkpoints - soon to be permanently occupied by the Afghan National Police - on the main routes in and out of the area to hinder movement by insurgents.
 
 
 
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