Correct spellings for INCUMBER
- Encumber The old and wet leaves encumbered the road making it difficult to walk through.
- In cumber
- Inc umber The heavy workload began to incumber her ability to focus.
If you meant to type "incumber" but realized it's incorrect, here are some possible correct suggestions. Instead, use "encumber" which means to hinder or burden, "incumbered" which is the past tense form or "encumbrance" which refers to something that causes burden or hindrance. Checking spelling can prevent confusion!
