Noun:

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incumbrance's Usage Examples:

although he was somewhat corpulent, he was so lively and active that the incumbrance was not a blemish or inconvenience.

and County of Cavan, should be sold for the purpose of discharging the incumbrances thereon.

himself accountable to the public by "stripping a proposition of every incumbrance and laying it bare for inspection.

enabling his mother Lady Henrietta Obrien to make leases for discharging incumbrances and a £4000 charge for his sister"s portion.

A "lien" is a "charge or security or incumbrance upon property.

autobiography) The glory which is built upon a lie soon becomes a most unpleasant incumbrance.

being a collection of, “secret enemies, necessary tools and tolerated incumbrances.

Berkeley the entire property of the Holmes Library, without cost or incumbrance.

four years, it is an established, profit-yielding property, without incumbrance.

The incumbrance of the baggage is often an occasion of its being surprised in its passage.

The second point which relates to the charges and incumbrances alleged to have been illegally made on the property of the company is.

a patent in fee simple, and thereafter all restrictions as to sale, incumbrance [sic], or taxation of said land shall be removed.

of debts and incumbrances.

Synonyms:

burden, imposition, vexation, encumbrance, load, headache, dead weight, worry, pill, concern, fardel, onus,

Antonyms:

unclog, free, unstuff, empty, activity,