Block and Cloak

Block

Block verb - To close up so that no empty spaces remain.

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Cloak and block are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cloak" instead a verb "Block".

Cloak verb - To keep secret or shut off from view.

Usage example: cloaked their military maneuvers from the outside world

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Block and cloak are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Block" instead a verb "Cloak".

Nearby Words: cloaked, cloakroom, cloaking

old	old block	old cloak
high	high block	high cloak
full	full block	full cloak
special	special block	special cloak
Other adjectives: long, similar, normal, perfect, regular, large, big, huge, blue, white, final, giant, red.

She warns Jesse that she will be unable to block out other people's thoughts, as all her concentration is required for the "psychic cloak" and asks him to think happy thoughts.

Source: Series / Mutant X
In Star Trek: Nemesis, the Scimitar pulls this on the Enterprise by following under cloak, waiting until the Enterprise enters a nebula which will block outbound communications, then shooting until the Enterprise drops to impulse.

Source: Hyperspeed Ambush
It turns out to be Charlotte DuCaral, a neighbour who wears the cloak, along with zinc oxide sun block and red lipstick, who was in the woods brooding over her lost love, who had promised to elope with her years before but didn't arrive.

Source: Actually Not a Vampire

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