Block and Siege

Block

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

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

Siege noun - A sudden experiencing of a physical or mental disorder.

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Block and siege are semantically related in enclose topic. Sometimes you can use "Block" instead a verb "Siege".

Nearby Words: sieged, sieging

old	old block	old siege
long	long block	long siege
original	original block	original siege
entire	entire block	entire siege
Other adjectives: successful, massive, big, main, new, traditional, final, last, aforementioned.

And if the Dead decide to lay siege... well, the river's fed by the Clayr's glacier, and the Abhorsens keep a block of ice in their basement for a reason.

Source: Literature / Old Kingdom
They can block anything that isn't on fire, a siege weapon, or a boot.

Source: Video Game / Chivalry: Medieval Warfare
In the American Revolutionary War, a French naval fleet that the rebels had been asking for, came just in time to block British General Cornwallis from loading his soldiers onto boats into Chesapeake Bay to escape the colonists' land siege.

Source: Big Damn Heroes / Real Life

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