encumbrance

There's something overwhelming about grief that makes one want to break out, break loose, start afresh and lose oneself in distant places, new spaces bereft of personal history and the encumberance of remembrance.

He is seen as a candidate with no baggage or political encumberance and with vast experience to steer the ship of the state.

If it the process is free of all forms of encumberances, many people will contest elections; those who have money and those who do not have.

The law also has a 'retroactive effect and any restrictions regarding acquisitions, encumberances, conveyances, transfers or dispositions imposed on agricultural free patents issued under Section 44 of Commonwealth Act No.

Instead it debunks the myth of individualism and hierarchical orders, in which transcendence means breaking free of encumberances and needing nobody and constitutes the divine as somebody in relation to other bodies." (79)