The word you are looking for is "supportive." It means to be interested in and encouraging of the progress of someone or something.
The word "hindered" means to create difficulties or obstacles that slow down or impede progress. It implies something is preventing someone or something from moving forward or achieving their goals.
someone means a person something means a thing
Strictly, the word impending is the present participle of the verb impend, which means that something is about to happen. An impending event for instance refers to an event that is about to take place.
The root word for blockade is "block," which means to obstruct or impede the movement or progress of something.
The homophone of progress is "progrès", which means "progress" in French.
It means attracted, interested, or inveigled, or to a greater extent mesmerized or entranced.
It means someone is really interested in something and can't talk or think about anything else. It usually means hobbies.
it means you're interested in something
The word 'fascinated' means to be intensely interested, so to be fascinated by something or someone means to be irresistibly drawn to a particular person or object. It can be best described as being similar to being put under a spell.
The word "hindered" means to create difficulties or obstacles that slow down or impede progress. It implies something is preventing someone or something from moving forward or achieving their goals.
someone means a person something means a thing
It means that you will like it. Something you are interested in.
Further means to advance or progress something. Further also means, in addition to.
It means to have hurt someone.
It means you are not interested and not into what someone is saying or doing
Arouse the curiosity or interest of; fascinate Make secret plans to do something illicit or detrimental to someone
Impede means to interfere with, block or slow something. For example, when you are impeding traffic, you are interfering with traffic, blocking or slowing it to less than andequate flow.