Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
stymy
verb
/ˈstaɪmi/

Definition
To prevent something from happening or to hinder progress.

Examples
- The unexpected storm stymied our plans for a picnic.
- His lack of experience did not stymy his ambition to succeed in the project.
- Technical issues can sometimes stymy the development process.

Meaning
Stymy refers to the act of obstructing or thwarting someone’s plans or efforts.

Synonyms
- hinder
- impede
- block
- thwart
- obstruct