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blocade

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: 1

A blocade refers to the act of obstructing or blocking something, typically a passage, route, or area, by the means of a barrier or barrier-like objects.

Example sentences:

1. The protestors formed a human blocade in front of the government building.
2. The army set up a blocade to prevent any unauthorized access to the sensitive area.

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Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: 1

To blocade, when used as a verb, means to obstruct, block, or seal off a passage, route, or area with the intention of preventing access.

Example sentences:

1. The police blocaded the street to ensure the safety of the president's motorcade.
2. During the war, the enemy strategically blocaded the coastal regions, restricting the supplies for the local population.

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