obstructor Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- interfere-with-
- handicap
- tie-up
- block
- disrupt
- stymie
- delay
- restrain
- cramp
- hobble
- clog
- encumber
- constrain
- inhibit
Weak:
- brake
- manacle
- thwart
- arrest
- tether
- leash
- curb
- handcuff
- suffocate
- bind
- bog-down-
- chain
- barricade
- stifle
- cramp-one-s-style
- derail
- choke
- sabotage
- trammel
- tie
- shackle
- baffle
- retain
- smother
- confine
- hold-up
- balk
- short-circuit
- hold-back
- strangle
- rein
- hog-tie
- frustrate
- blockade
- repress
- check
- give-a-hard-time
- retard
- fetter
Meaning of obstructor
obstructor (n)
someone who systematically obstructs some action that others want to take
any structure that makes progress difficult
obstructor Sentence Examples
- The construction project faced significant delays due to numerous obstructors, including inclement weather and material shortages.
- The obstructors in the pipe caused a severe blockage, leading to a disruption in water supply.
- The rebels acted as obstructors, hindering the progress of the peace negotiations.
- A large tree branch served as an obstructor, blocking the road and preventing traffic flow.
- The senator's obstructor tactics in the committee meeting frustrated his opponents.
- The obstructors in the airway made breathing difficult, requiring medical intervention.
- A stubborn attitude acted as an obstructor to the company's efforts to reach a consensus.
- The obstructors on the field created a hazard for the players, increasing the risk of injuries.
- The obstructors in the drainage system were responsible for the flooding that damaged the property.
- The political obstructors deliberately delayed the ratification of the treaty, much to the dismay of the international community.
FAQs About the word obstructor
someone who systematically obstructs some action that others want to take, any structure that makes progress difficult
hinder, embarrass, hamper,impede, interfere (with), handicap, tie up, block, disrupt, stymie
open, open, assist,facilitate, help, facilitate, assist, help, aid, aid
The construction project faced significant delays due to numerous obstructors, including inclement weather and material shortages.
The obstructors in the pipe caused a severe blockage, leading to a disruption in water supply.
The rebels acted as obstructors, hindering the progress of the peace negotiations.
A large tree branch served as an obstructor, blocking the road and preventing traffic flow.
