hinder (adjective)

1. The hind part of the wolf resembled a powerful coil in the ancient fable.

2. The designer incorporated a hind element into the overall structure of the building.

3. During the Viking era, longships often had a hind figurehead at the stern.

4. The cartoon character had a distinctive hind coloring on its fur.

1. The villain's plan to hinder the superhero's powers was foiled by a clever twist in the comic storyline.

2. Why did the scarecrow buy a boat? To hinder the crows' attempts to steal his corn!

3. The protagonist's rival constantly tries to hinder their progress in becoming the strongest warrior.

4. The oppressive society in the dystopian novel sought to hinder the protagonist's quest for freedom.

1. Her fear of commitment hindered her from fully embracing a romantic relationship.

2. The language barrier hindered the comedian's ability to deliver his joke effectively to the foreign audience.

3. The lack of funding for the art program hindered the students' opportunities for creativity and expression.

4. The limited space and structural constraints hindered the architect's vision for the building design.

1. The heavy rain hindered the artist from completing his painting.

2. The lack of funding hindered the production of the anime series.

3. The strict building regulations hindered the architect's creative design ideas.

4. The limited publishing options hindered the comic book artist's ability to reach a wider audience.