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Definition of «blockage»

Blockage refers to something that is blocking or obstructing a passage, flow, or view. It can be an object, substance, or condition that prevents or hinders progress or access. In everyday language, blockage often refers to a clog in a drainpipe or a traffic jam on the road.

Usage examples

  1. There was a blockage in the kitchen sink, causing the water to drain slowly.
  2. The doctor discovered a blockage in his patient's arteries during a routine check-up.
  3. The heavy snowfall resulted in road blockages, making it difficult for cars to pass through.
  4. The protest march was halted due to a blockage caused by a group of protestors.
  5. The plumber managed to clear the blockage in the toilet with a plunger.
  6. The construction work on the highway caused a blockage, leading to traffic congestion for hours.

Phrases with «blockage»

Sentences with «blockage»

  • Once the dog is sent home, exercise should be limited to leash walks for 1 - 2 months to decrease the possibility of blockage of blood flow through the lungs by the dead worms. (illianaveterinaryhospital.com)
  • Unfortunately what goes in doesn't always come out, and this is what results in intestinal blockage in dogs. (second-opinion-doc.com)
  • The ASPCA explains that consumption of an entire bar of soap can cause intestinal blockages in dogs and advises dog owners to take steps to ensure soap is not accessible to their dogs. (reference.com)
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