inhibit *

They inhibit people and make them think there is only one way to do something.

If for no other reason than to inhibit their nuclear research program.

Having several members of your team present is likely to inhibit participants.

But in the group the love, if any, is inhibited.

The last thing she wanted was to inhibit their conversation.

Nothing inhibits a child from learning a second language at home.

Either way, the President's freedom of action will have been inhibited.

Some students got into it right away; most were inhibited at first.

What are the risk factors that might inhibit their growth?

The trouble is that we're all inhibited against such thinking.

We had to go or he'd think he was inhibiting our style of living.

If I spent too much time sitting around thinking about that, it would inhibit me making work.

I think it inhibits some people but she will explain.

You come to learn to inhibit and to direct your activity.

This process has not been much inhibited by modern politics.

It also inhibited his ability to hit the ball hard.

He felt a little inhibited, a rare thing for him.

It is still largely inhibited and needs another year or so to open up.

It is slightly inhibited by the new law of last year but not much.

"We lose business when such people feel inhibited about coming to our club."

At 21, is it dangerous to force a role on him that might inhibit his play?

But the lack of markets has inhibited development as well.

Some families realize that this might inhibit their son from being able to play at the college level.

This does not inhibit her ability to perform at an international level.

At the same time, though, it could inhibit the Administration on other fronts.