as in interrupt To disrupt or hinder progress, typically by causing an interruption or obstacle. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Get In The Way'
The construction noise started to get in the way of my concentration on the important presentation.
His fear of failure tends to get in the way of pursuing new opportunities.
The clutter on my desk can sometimes get in the way of finding important documents.
Negative thoughts can easily get in the way of a positive mindset and success.
Don't let minor setbacks get in the way of your overall happiness and well-being.
Procrastination can get in the way of completing tasks efficiently and on time.
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