Synonyms of inhibitions

inhibitions

noun

plural of inhibition

as in obstacles

something that makes movement or progress difficult

without the inhibition of their jackets, the boys were able to wrestle more vigorously

Synonyms & Similar Words

• obstacles
• hurdles
• barriers
• obstructions
• embarrassments
• shackles
• impediments
• interferences
• hindrances
• encumbrances
• constraints
• burdens
• manacles
• fetters
• cramps
• chains
• handicaps
• lets
• blocks
• trammels
• deterrents
• loads
• clogs
• restraints
• stumbling blocks
• stops
• hitches
• bars
• dangers
• balks
• brakes
• curbs
• reins
• crimps
• disadvantages
• delays
• holdbacks
• snags
• blockages
• blockades
• difficulties
• hazards
• stone walls
• arrests
• rubs
• brick walls
• catches
• hardships
• perils
• drags
• stoppages
• embargoes
• stalls
• drawbacks
• reefs
• bits
• hobbles
• holdups
• adversities
• checks
• cumbers

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• stimuli
• incentives
• stimulants
• catalysts
• advantages
• spurs
• edges
• benefits
• breaks
• impetuses
• goads
• help
• aids
• assistances
• boosts
• handmaidens
• handmaids

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of inhibitions

Typically, stress levels are high, inhibitions are low (thank you, heavy pours), and unlikely characters are interacting with each other. —Maggie Fremont, Vulture, 24 Nov. 2024

Honor your inhibitions in this regard, even those that feel silly. —Tarot.com, Sun Sentinel, 27 Aug. 2024

In Ballroom Blitz, Clayton delves into how the showbands were part of wider social and cultural change as ballrooms sprang up, offering the young generation a chance to meet up and lose their inhibitions. —Stewart Clarke, Deadline, 16 Oct. 2024

Granddaddy Purple is the king of getting into the flow and mellowing any potential inhibitions for a relaxed night with your sweetheart. —Rowan Briggs, The Mercury News, 8 Oct. 2024