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• drainage: The compaction of the root ball also impedes drainage which results in the compost staying too wet.

• progress: Further, care must be taken not to impede the progress of the hunted animal.

• functioning: Income disparities as such do not impede the functioning of the single European market.

• flow: Do they assist or impede the flow of learning in the course?

Modifying Another Word

• significantly: Work boats moored under the bridge above the lock significantly impede craft using the lock landing.

• physically: Aquatic weed growth can impede navigation, clogging boats ' propellers and can also physically impede water-flow.

• greatly: Too often the due reception of the truth is greatly impeded by the cares, the businesses, or the amusements of the world.

Present participle complement

• learn: Without a good match, technology can cause confusion for a learner and can impede learning, essentially causing more problems than solutions.

Preposition: by

• lack: Crystallinity is impeded by lack of order in the polymer chains.

• number: Despite this, the ability of commerce to innovate is impeded by a number of factors.

• circumstance: Where performance of any obligations to you is prevented, frustrated or impeded by any circumstance or caused beyond our reasonable control.