hin·der 
/ˈhɪndɚ/ verb
hin·ders; hin·dered; hin·der·ing /ˈhɪndɚ/ verb [+ obj] : to make (something, such as a task or action) slow or difficult
▪ Their journey was hindered [=impeded, slowed] by snow and high winds. ▪ The witness refused to cooperate, hindering the investigation. ▪ The country's economic growth is being hindered by the sanctions. ▪ It's not clear whether the change will help or hinder our project.
▪ Their journey was hindered [=impeded, slowed] by snow and high winds. ▪ The witness refused to cooperate, hindering the investigation. ▪ The country's economic growth is being hindered by the sanctions. ▪ It's not clear whether the change will help or hinder our project.
hinder from [phrasal verb]
hinder (someone or something) from (something) : to stop (someone) from (doing something)
▪ Financial troubles hindered [=prevented] him from going on the trip. ▪ Unfortunately, her ignorance has never hindered [=stopped] her from giving her opinion.
▪ Financial troubles hindered [=prevented] him from going on the trip. ▪ Unfortunately, her ignorance has never hindered [=stopped] her from giving her opinion.
