thwarting

/ˈθwɔːrtɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of thwart: preventing someone from doing something or stopping something from happening.
    • She spent her career thwarting attempts to cut funding for education.
    • The fence is thwarting the deer from entering the garden.
    • The police are thwarting the smuggling operation with new patrols.
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adjective
  1. Serving to prevent or oppose something; obstructive.
    • The thwarting effect of the new law was felt by many small businesses.
    • His thwarting attitude made it hard for the team to agree on a plan.
    • The thwarting influence of the committee delayed the project for months.
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