Verb:

குழிப் பந்தாட்டத்தில், பந்தின் ஒரு நிலை,

stymie's Usage Examples:

stymies the strategic arms control process.

They relied mainly on long lobs forward from Bobby Collins, but were constantly stymied by deep lying Southampton defense.

Security is the utmost concern of prison officials, who are aware of some lawmakers ' attempts to stymie Internet efforts in prisons.

stymied by the real problems of life but to face them with affection and march on.

Zamon and a few others sought me out, offered me a private deal, one that would give me what I wanted and possibly stymie Darkyn.

MD should not be pursued in a way that stimulates an expansion in nuclear arsenals and which stymies the strategic arms control process.

Most of the human race has been destroyed, but Connor (played by Christian Bale) bands together with a group of survivors to stymie the machines.

The defense bar is gung ho to stymie evidence in any cases where they figure a tip was involved.

The Schools With No Kitchens Fresh food plans stymied by new schools more.

Would it be enough to stymie his apparent interest and drive him away?stymie growth as many observers have been saying.

Meanwhile, the loo nearest to me is now refusing to flush, which rather stymied my attempt to p*ss on Grantham!It was her third birdie in three days on the hole that later stymied her.

Late payments by the GMB also stymied farmers ' initiative to grow maize.

Synonyms:

stymy, obstacle, obstruction,

Antonyms:

show, unclog, free, unfasten,