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blockadesnounpl. of blockade the cutting off of an area by military means to stop the flow of people or suppliesit was the blockade of all the enemy's major ports that finally won the war beleaguerments, investments, leaguers, sieges counterblockades(or counter-blockades)containments, encirclements, encompassmentsconfinements, insulations, isolations, quarantines, seclusions, segregations, sequestrationsincarcerations, internments to disallow entry into (a place) by means of a physical barrier at the entry pointthe militant protestors blockaded the whole area around city hall barricades, bars, blocks (off), closes (off), guards, walls (off) curtains (off), screens (off)dikes, fences, gates, hedgesbolts, locksobstructs opens, unbars reopens, unblocks, unbolts to surround (as a fortified place) with armed forces for the purpose of capturing or preventing commerce and communicationblockaded the city until it surrendered beleaguers, besieges, invests, leaguers(archaic) barricades, blocks, cuts off, dams, encirclesassails, assaults, attacks, besetsconfines, insulates, isolates, quarantines lays siege to emancipates, frees, liberates, releases, rescues |