encumber

/ɛnkˈʌmbɐ/

/ɛnˈkəmbɝ/

to encumber

MAIN VERB

to cause someone or something to have difficulties in moving freely

synonyms : cumber

to make it so that doing something or the happening of something becomes difficult

*** to burden with obligations, debt, etc.

Examples

1. It's not encumbered with small details.

2. But the advantage is I'm not encumbered by all of their monumental disadvantages.

3. - I just don't really like being encumbered.

4. - You didn't wanna be encumbered by a jacket.