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What is the past tense of impede?

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The past tense of impede is impeded.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of impede is impedes.

The present participle of impede is impeding.

The past participle of impede is impeded.

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The control of a door for emergency egress cannot be impeded by the access control system.
Our moving forward is impeded by the finality of this event, but the memory of these five wonderful people wills us to move forward.
Aristotle's notion of the motion of bodies impeded understanding of gravitation for a long time.
He said that the market was further impeded by the lack of condominium law and property register law.
When he was impeded just outside the penalty area, the big defender grabbed the ball and prepared himself for a pot at goal.
The prince feverishly tossed and turned, his movements impeded by the prickly quilt tucked tightly around his ailing body.

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