obstruct [əbˈstrʌkt] VERBO trans
| I | obstruct |
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| you | obstruct |
| he/she/it | obstructs |
| we | obstruct |
| you | obstruct |
| they | obstruct |
| I | obstructed |
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| you | obstructed |
| he/she/it | obstructed |
| we | obstructed |
| you | obstructed |
| they | obstructed |
| I | have | obstructed |
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| you | have | obstructed |
| he/she/it | has | obstructed |
| we | have | obstructed |
| you | have | obstructed |
| they | have | obstructed |
| I | had | obstructed |
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| you | had | obstructed |
| he/she/it | had | obstructed |
| we | had | obstructed |
| you | had | obstructed |
| they | had | obstructed |
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Generally unnavigable, the rivers obstruct rather than encourage movement within the alpine region.
en.wikipedia.org It soon became apparent that lack of coordinated action by these consumer lobby groups was obstructing political change.
en.wikipedia.org Villages that obstructed the view were removed, although by the early 19th century it had become common to provide replacement villages.
en.wikipedia.org The metal rivets do not obstruct the facade but resemble decorative elements.
en.wikipedia.org A bimetallic element obstructs or opens an opening in the body for retaining or releasing the object depending upon the temperature of the bimetallic element.
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