Block out
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British pronunciation/blˈɒk ˈaʊt/
American pronunciation/blˈɑːk ˈaʊt/

Definition & Meaning of "block out"

to block out
[phrase form: block]
01

to stop something from proceeding by creating a barrier

to block out definition and meaning
1.1

to create a barrier that prevents light or noise from reaching a specific space

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A thick layer of paint can block out graffiti on walls.
They installed a privacy fence to block out views of the backyard from the neighbors.
A sheet was suspended from the ceiling in the workshop to block out debris from floating into other areas.
Trees and bushes along the property line helped block out views of the house from the road.
Room dividers were used to block out coworkers at their desks in an open office layout.
02

to intentionally avoid thinking about something unpleasant

03

to arrange the placement of songs or elements in a theatrical production

04

to draw a basic visual representation of something

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The closed window blocked out the noise from the street.
A thick layer of paint can block out graffiti on walls.
The opaque curtains blocked out all sunlight from entering the room.
Engaging in a favorite activity can block out feelings of loneliness.
The curtain covered the window, blocking out the sunlight.
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