1. burdened or weighed down with something heavy or cumbersome; encumbered
Usage: variant spelling of 'encumbered'; less common in modern usage
2. legally or financially obligated; subject to a claim or lien
Usage: legal/financial context

Examples

• The hiker was incumbered by heavy gear and struggled up the mountain.
• She felt incumbered by family obligations and couldn't pursue her dreams.
• The property was incumbered by a mortgage and several liens.
• He moved slowly, incumbered by age and illness.
• The estate remained incumbered with debts for years after the owner's death.