Object

• user: The proportions of car users encumbered by either luggage or shopping are shown in Figure 26.

• sleeper: Yet also there encumbered sleepers groaned, Too fast in thought or death to be bestirred.

• man: Will Miss Lucy be the sister of a very poor, fettered, burdened, encumbered man?

• freehold: These involve the retention of a lease, subject to which the encumbered freehold is gifted.

• way: At the foot of the path the copper man leaned down and tossed aside with ease the rocks that encumbered the way.

Preposition: with

• luggage: Too many fresh arrivals take place every moment, and the docks become too much encumbered with luggage to admit of the amusement.

• baggage: He is not encumbered with the baggage of past practice; he has no need to defend the Board's amateur bumbling.

Subject

• luggage: The proportions of car users encumbered by either luggage or shopping are shown in Figure 26.

• shopping: Bus users were more likely than car users to be encumbered by shopping or luggage on their journeys.

• people: The entire ( village ) community considers itself encumbered by leprosy-affected people.

Preposition: by

• luggage: The proportions of car users encumbered by either luggage or shopping are shown in Figure 26.

• shopping: Bus users were more likely than car users to be encumbered by shopping or luggage on their journeys.

• people: The entire ( village ) community considers itself encumbered by leprosy-affected people.

Modifying Another Word

• so: Finally, there were areas that were so encumbered with ruins as to discourage development until modern times.

• not: Today the majority of Scottish Lodges are not encumbered by owning property.

• much: Too many fresh arrivals take place every moment, and the docks become too much encumbered with luggage to admit of the amusement.

• still: The field of the labor movement is today still encumbered with huge remnants of the old bankrupt organizations.

• heavily: These do not affect state businesses alone, but these are the most heavily encumbered with taxes.

• otherwise: Women make more journeys using public transport, with children and otherwise encumbered.