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to obstruct
01
to prevent something or someone from moving forward or progressing smoothly
Transitive: to obstruct access or movement
02
to deliberately create challenges or difficulties that slow down or prevent the smooth advancement or development of something
Transitive: to obstruct development of something
03
to block or impede the view of something by positioning oneself or another object in the path
Transitive: to obstruct a view
obstruct
v
obstructed
adj
obstructed
adj
obstructer
n
obstructer
n
obstruction
n
obstruction
n
Example
The fallen tree obstructed the path, causing a detour for hikers.
In a safety measure, they had to obstruct the staircase during maintenance work.
To ensure safety, they placed barriers to obstruct access to the construction site.
The construction materials on the sidewalk obstructed pedestrian movement.
The tall trees obstructed the view of the lake from the hiking trail.
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