Synonyms for impeded
im·ped·ed

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1. impededadjective

   made difficult or slow

   "we blamed our impeded progress on lack of money"

   Antonyms:
   unobstructed

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1. List of paraphrases for "impeded":

   hampered, hindered, prevented, obstructed, constrained, stymied, precluded, blocked, embarrassed, impaired

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1. Mickey Mehta:

   Every human is a God in seed form waiting for it's flowering, but not letting it blossom impeded by his own ego, he remains earthly. So annihilate your ego and evolve to divinity MickeyMizing your life. Share this for conversion of angels from humans and let us all know only bliss :)

2. Ted Wheeler:

   Right now, we have to address the reality that we have hundreds, if not thousands, of tents choking virtually every public space in this city and that does not comport with the public’s expectations of what a humane response should be, while we want to be compassionate to those on the streets, we have to respect the fact that people don’t want their doorways blocked, they don’t want their businesses blocked, they don’t want sidewalks impeded.

3. Lucy Carrigan:

   The IRC alerted the (Greek) coast guard on Monday that we would not transport the world's most vulnerable people to a place where their freedom of movement is impeded upon.

4. Jeff Zients:

   America's withdrawal from the international arena has impeded progress on the global response and left us more vulnerable to future pandemics, he will take action to cease the previous administration's process of withdrawing from the World Health Organization, and the Biden/Harris administration will participate in the WHO executive board meeting this week.

5. Epictetus:

   He is free who lives as he wishes to live; who is neither subject to compulsion nor to hindrance, nor to force; whose movements to action are not impeded, whose desires attain their purpose, and who does not fall into that which he would avoid.