without hindrance

Frequency: 5.53.8 per million words

To do something freely, without any obstacles or interference. Often used in formal contexts.

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Examples (10)

  • The delegates moved freely through the conference hall without hindrance.
  • Citizens have the right to express their opinions without hindrance.
  • The construction project proceeded without hindrance, finishing ahead of schedule.
  • He was able to pursue his artistic passion without hindrance from his family.
  • The emergency services accessed the accident site without hindrance.
  • Researchers conducted their study without any hindrance from external bodies.
  • The flow of information should be maintained without hindrance in a democratic society.
  • With the new policy, trade can now flourish without hindrance.
  • She completed her journey across the continent without hindrance.
  • We were allowed to travel around the country without hindrance.