Obstructing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBSTRUCTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• OBSTRUCT, to get in the way of
• block (an opening, path, road, etc.); be or get in the way of
• prevent or hinder (movement or someone or something in motion)
• deliberately make (something) difficult
• commit the offence of intentionally hindering (a police officer)
• (in various sports) impede (a player in the opposing team) in a manner which constitutes an offence

Words related to OBSTRUCTING

obstruct12 obstructed15 obstructs13

Words that contain OBSTRUCTING

obstructingly21

How to use OBSTRUCTING in a sentence

• But they have continued to operate more or less throughout history, obstructing knowledge and progress.
• The question is now concerning an act of the senate, not of the ministry, and the bill may proceed without obstructing future examinations.
• Streaming lines of slaves in the midst of the street were delayed by the crowd, and abused for obstructing it.
• Besides, there was a strong easterly wind that lashed against the land, obstructing the stream when it tried to carry the fresh water into the East Sea.
• Let the danger pass, let the roar of conflict recede in the distance, and Allies become impotent for any purpose except spying on each other and obstructing the work in hand.
• They forgot to make any speed laws over there, and if a chap gets in your way and you knock him silly they arrest him for obstructing traffic, you know.
• The mistake has proceeded from not attending with due care to the mischiefs that may be occasioned by obstructing the progress of government at certain critical seasons.
• They could see the green light twinkle as it passed between the obstructing branches.
• It was tiresome walking over the uneven ground and through obstructing bushes, branches, and stumps.
• This is because sound is reflected when it strikes a large obstructing surface.
• Dazed, she passed her hand over her face as if to clear away the dark shades that were obstructing her vision.
• Further along, when Miss Anners had played herself out, Blount tried to break the obstructing combination.
• Indeed as it has forged ahead, it has raised up new enemies intent on obstructing its forward march and on defeating its purpose.
• Then his love of God burned away every obstructing veil and idle thought.
• Schill turned when he was unable to penetrate through this body of men obstructing the street.
• Cautiously the rollers were retarded with obstructing sticks, as the men, balancing the hull upright, let her slowly down the slope into the water.
• This he quickly but carefully worked into the crack of the obstructing door.
• Faith is dead, but the corpse still remains with the appearance of life, occupying the same place and obstructing the pathway.
• A few trees may be introduced upon the lawn, but they must not be placed so close together as to prevent the growth of the grass by obstructing either light or air.
• Inspector Jamieson brought charges against three women for obstructing him in the discharge of his official duties, and was himself found guilty of illegal conduct.
• They threw off the spell that so depressed them and hastened downward, reckless alike of menacing branches and loose stones and obstructing tree trunks.
• At home, father and mother told one another complacently what Cecil was reading, and never dreamt of obstructing the virtuous action.
• This he could not promise, but his experienced eye could detect nothing worse than a cataract obstructing the vision, and he convinced her that it was worth the trial.
• Then use your fingers to make sure nothing in his mouth or throat is obstructing the air passage to his lungs.
• When he did, he realised that he was aiding in obstructing the best regulated thoroughfare in London.
• But, a little above Nevers, her train had come upon a goods train which had run off the rails, its litter of smashed trucks still obstructing the line.
• WE left the cabin and found a man at the companion obstructing our way.
• It may for good cause expel a member, and punish, not only its members and officers, but other persons, for disorderly conduct, or for obstructing its proceedings.

Similar words containing OBSTRUCT without suffix ing

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