cordon off Antonyms
Meaning of cordon off
Wordnet
cordon off (v)
divide by means of a rope
cordon off Sentence Examples
- The police had to cordon off the crime scene to preserve evidence.
- Workers used caution tape to cordon off the construction site from pedestrians.
- To ensure safety, the area surrounding the hazardous spill was cordoned off.
- The event organizers decided to cordon off the VIP section from the general audience.
- The park ranger had to cordon off the hiking trail due to fallen trees blocking the path.
- In preparation for the concert, security personnel were instructed to cordon off the stage area.
- Due to the outbreak of a contagious disease, health officials had to cordon off the affected neighborhood.
- The firefighters quickly moved to cordon off the burning building to prevent the spread of flames.
- The archaeologists worked diligently to cordon off the excavation site to protect artifacts from damage.
- To prevent overcrowding, the lifeguards had to cordon off sections of the beach.
FAQs About the word cordon off
divide by means of a rope
hem (in),fence (in), surround, wall,close in, circle, encircle, enclose, circumscribe, encompass
No antonyms found.
The police had to cordon off the crime scene to preserve evidence.
Workers used caution tape to cordon off the construction site from pedestrians.
To ensure safety, the area surrounding the hazardous spill was cordoned off.
The event organizers decided to cordon off the VIP section from the general audience.
