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to occlude
01
to close up a vein, opening, or passage
Transitive: to occlude an opening or passage
02
to hide or conceal by covering or obstructing
Transitive: to occlude sth
occlude
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occluded
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occluded
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occlusion
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occlusion
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occlusive
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occlusive
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Example
Dust and dirt can occlude the filters in your air conditioning system, reducing its efficiency.
A buildup of ice can occlude the drain, causing water to overflow.
He used a bandage to occlude the wound and stop the bleeding.
During the storm, fallen branches occluded the road, making it impassable.
The dense vegetation occluded the entrance to the hidden cave.
