Blockade and Wall

Blockade

Blockade verb - To disallow entry into (a place) by means of a physical barrier at the entry point.

Usage example: the militant protestors blockaded the whole area around city hall

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Wall and blockade are semantically related in barrier topic. In some cases you can use "Wall" instead the word "Blockade" as a noun or a verb.

Wall verb - Surround with a wall in order to fortify.

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Blockade and wall are semantically related in obstruction topic. Sometimes you can use "Blockade" instead the word "Wall" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: walled, walling, walla

complete	complete blockade	complete wall
heavy	heavy blockade	heavy wall
entire	entire blockade	entire wall
massive	massive blockade	massive wall
Other adjectives: magic, occasional, literal, red.

In 1985 California has decided to secede in response to Rumsfeld's tyranny, to which a furious Cheney is advocating a Cuban style blockade coupled with a Berlin style wall. This.

Source: Literature / Fear, Loathing and Gumbo on the Campaign Trail '72
Bonus points for doing it again with office furniture to blockade the assessor's glass door and wall.

Source: Absurdly Ineffective Barricade
The game ends when you crash into yourself or a wall.Based on an arcade game from 1976 called Blockade.

Source: Video Game / Snake

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