obstruction in Latin
obstruction in Latin is obstructiō — obstruction means something that blocks a path, passage, or process.
obstruction in Latin
obstructiō
What does "obstruction" mean?
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noun Something that blocks a path, passage, or process.
"Engineers cleared the obstruction from the drainage pipe."
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noun The act of deliberately blocking or hindering something, especially a legal or official process.
"He was charged with obstruction after refusing to cooperate with police."
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obstruction in a sentence
- Engineers cleared the obstruction from the drainage pipe.
- He was charged with obstruction after refusing to cooperate with police.
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What is "obstruction" in Latin?
"obstruction" in Latin is obstructiō. obstruction means: Something that blocks a path, passage, or process.
How do you use "obstruction" in a sentence?
Example: "Engineers cleared the obstruction from the drainage pipe." In Latin, "obstruction" is obstructiō.
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