No. 9,741 in French
entravée
"Entravée" means "restrained" or "hindered."
In a sentence
La liberté de l'individu est souvent entravée par des contraintes sociales.
An individual's freedom is often hindered by social constraints.
Here, "entravée" refers to a figurative limitation or hindrance affecting the ability of the individual to act freely.
En raison des travaux sur la route, la circulation est actuellement entravée.
Due to roadworks, traffic is currently impeded.
In this sentence, "entravée" describes the obstruction or slowing down of traffic movement caused by external circumstances, namely roadworks.
Son projet ambitieux a été entravé par un manque de financement.
Her ambitious project was hindered by a lack of funding.
This usage of "entravée" signifies that progress or continuation of her project was impeded because of insufficient finances, applying the word in the context of a setback or restriction.
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