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blockaded Meaning
blockaded (s)
preventing entry or exit or a course of action
blockaded (imp. & p. p.)
of Blockade
blockaded Sentence Examples
- The city was blockaded by enemy troops, cutting off all supply routes.
- The harbor was blockaded by a line of warships, preventing any vessels from entering or leaving.
- The rebels blockaded the roads leading to the capital, isolating it from the rest of the country.
- The government forces blockaded the rebel stronghold, attempting to starve them into submission.
- Despite the blockade, a few brave souls managed to slip through enemy lines to deliver much-needed supplies.
- The besieged town was blockaded for months, leading to a humanitarian crisis.
- Ships attempting to break through the blockade were met with heavy gunfire from the enemy fleet.
- The border was blockaded by troops, preventing refugees from escaping the conflict zone.
- The authorities blockaded the area around the crash site to preserve evidence for the investigation.
- The protesters blockaded the entrance to the government building, demanding action on climate change.
FAQs About the word blockaded
preventing entry or exit or a course of actionof Blockade
congested, choked,blocked, obstructed, clogged, barricaded, jammed,stopped (up), stuffed, closed
navigable, negotiable, passable, cleared, passable, cleared, negotiable,navigable, clear,open
The city was blockaded by enemy troops, cutting off all supply routes.
The harbor was blockaded by a line of warships, preventing any vessels from entering or leaving.
The rebels blockaded the roads leading to the capital, isolating it from the rest of the country.
The government forces blockaded the rebel stronghold, attempting to starve them into submission.
