gridlock Antonyms
Meaning of gridlock
gridlock (n)
a traffic jam so bad that no movement is possible
gridlock Sentence Examples
- The city's rush hour traffic created a nightmarish gridlock, trapping commuters for hours.
- The construction project caused severe gridlock on the highway, making it impossible for vehicles to move.
- The intersection was a notorious gridlock point, where motorists routinely encountered lengthy delays.
- The weather conditions worsened the gridlock, causing cars to inch forward at a snail's pace.
- The gridlock at the airport resulted in missed flights and frustrated passengers.
- The government's incompetence led to a gridlock in decision-making, paralyzing progress.
- The surge in tourists caused a gridlock at the popular attractions, making it difficult to navigate the crowds.
- The gridlock in the negotiation process prevented any meaningful progress from being made.
- The city's infrastructure was overwhelmed by the population growth, leading to constant gridlock on the roads.
- The aftermath of the hurricane created a gridlock of debris and broken infrastructure, making it impossible for emergency responders to reach affected areas.
FAQs About the word gridlock
a traffic jam so bad that no movement is possible
halt, deadlock, impasse, standstill,stalemate, dilemma, jam, Mexican standoff, standoff, logjam
open (up), free, hollow (out), unclog, unplug, clear, clear, unclog, hollow (out), free
The city's rush hour traffic created a nightmarish gridlock, trapping commuters for hours.
The construction project caused severe gridlock on the highway, making it impossible for vehicles to move.
The intersection was a notorious gridlock point, where motorists routinely encountered lengthy delays.
The weather conditions worsened the gridlock, causing cars to inch forward at a snail's pace.
