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trammelling

[ˈtræməlɪŋ]

trammelling Definition

  • 1to restrict or impede (someone or something) in a way that impedes freedom or progress
  • 2to catch or ensnare in or as if in a net

Using trammelling: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "trammelling" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The new regulations are trammelling the company's growth.

  • Example

    The fish was trammelled in the net.

  • Example

    Her fear of failure is trammelling her ability to take risks.

trammelling Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for trammelling

Antonyms for trammelling

Phrases with trammelling

  • a type of fishing net that is designed to trap fish by entangling them

    Example

    The fishermen used a trammel net to catch the fish.

  • a device used in drawing and drafting that consists of two arms joined by a crosspiece, used to draw parallel lines or to measure distances

    Example

    The architect used trammel points to draw the blueprint.

  • a device used to measure distances, consisting of a wheel with a toothed rim that engages with a gearwheel

    Example

    The surveyor used a trammel wheel to measure the distance between the two points.

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Summary: trammelling in Brief

The verb 'trammelling' [ˈtræməlɪŋ] means to restrict or impede someone or something in a way that impedes freedom or progress, or to catch or ensnare in or as if in a net. It can be used in contexts such as business growth, fishing, and personal development. Synonyms include 'hinder,' 'hamper,' and 'impede.'