megnehezítésére

Megnehezítésére is a Hungarian word that translates to "making something more difficult" or "hindering" in English. It is a verb form derived from the adjective "nehéz," meaning "difficult" or "heavy." The suffix "-ítés" indicates a causative action, meaning to cause something to be or become a certain way. Therefore, "megnehezítésére" specifically refers to the act of intentionally increasing the difficulty of a task, process, or situation.

This term can be used in various contexts. In a physical sense, it might describe actions taken to impede the progress of an opponent in a sport or to make a journey more challenging. In a more abstract or bureaucratic sense, it can refer to creating obstacles, adding unnecessary procedures, or deliberately complicating matters to prevent something from happening or to slow it down. For example, one might say that regulations were put in place for the "megnehezítésére" of new businesses entering the market. The intent behind "megnehezítésére" is typically to obstruct, delay, or frustrate. It implies a deliberate effort to introduce challenges where they were not previously present or to exacerbate existing ones. The opposite of "megnehezítésére" would be to facilitate or make something easier.