obstructionism (Meaning)
Wordnet
obstructionism (n)
deliberate interference
Webster
obstructionism (n.)
The act or the policy of obstructing progress.
Synonyms & Antonyms of obstructionism
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obstructionism Sentence Examples
- The opposition party engaged in blatant obstructionism to delay the passage of crucial legislation.
- The government accused the protesters of obstructionism for blocking access to public buildings.
- The committee hearing was halted due to repeated obstructionism from one member.
- The enemy launched a campaign of obstructionism to disrupt the supply chain and paralyze military operations.
- The legal process faced significant obstructionism, with delays and evasive tactics from the defendants.
- The obstructionism of a few selfish individuals prevented the entire team from reaching its goals.
- The city council faced severe obstructionism from NIMBY advocates who opposed any new development.
- The political climate was plagued by obstructionism, with each party refusing to compromise or cooperate.
- The obstructionism in the Senate prevented several important bills from being voted on before the deadline.
- The obstructionism tactics employed by the opposition party ultimately proved counterproductive, damaging its own credibility.
FAQs About the word obstructionism
deliberate interferenceThe act or the policy of obstructing progress.
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The opposition party engaged in blatant obstructionism to delay the passage of crucial legislation.
The government accused the protesters of obstructionism for blocking access to public buildings.
The committee hearing was halted due to repeated obstructionism from one member.
The enemy launched a campaign of obstructionism to disrupt the supply chain and paralyze military operations.
