obstriction Synonyms
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obstriction Meaning
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obstriction (n.)
The state of being constrained, bound, or obliged; that which constrains or obliges; obligation; bond.
obstriction Sentence Examples
- The obstriction in the pipe caused a severe drainage problem.
- The ambulance was delayed by traffic obstriction during rush hour.
- The narrow corridor posed an obstriction to the flow of people.
- The construction site presented an obstriction to pedestrian traffic.
- The accumulation of snow on the road created a significant obstriction.
- The obstriction in the patient's airway required immediate medical attention.
- The blockage in the water pipe became an obstriction to our daily routine.
- The obstriction of the railway line caused widespread train delays.
- The fallen tree branches created an obstriction on the hiking trail.
- The obstriction to the flow of information prevented us from accessing important data.
FAQs About the word obstriction
The state of being constrained, bound, or obliged; that which constrains or obliges; obligation; bond.
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The obstriction in the pipe caused a severe drainage problem.
The ambulance was delayed by traffic obstriction during rush hour.
The narrow corridor posed an obstriction to the flow of people.
The construction site presented an obstriction to pedestrian traffic.
