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stymied

[stahy-meed]

adjective

  1. hindered, blocked, or thwarted.

    In this drama he plays a stymied professor of history who has never managed to become department head.



verb

  1. the simple past tense and past participle of stymie.

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Biden’s efforts to relieve the burden on millions of student borrowers were stymied by federal court rulings in lawsuits brought by conservative activists.

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In arguments before the court, the environmental groups said the decision has stymied efforts to get homeowners and businesses to install the climate-friendly panels.

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When the law stymied the renovation of the state Capitol, they acted once again.

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Shedde says the industry's growth has also been stymied by the "lack of aggressive ambition" and the absence of a film distribution system meant that, for decades, India was the "graveyard of good cinema".

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District Judge Stephen V. Wilson stymied a highly unusual legal maneuver pushed last month by Bill Essayli, the newly appointed U.S. attorney in Los Angeles.

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