1. Blockade synonyms, Blockade pronunciation, Blockade translation, English dictionary definition of Blockade

2. Blockade definition is - to subject to a Blockade

3. As a verb Blockade is to create a Blockade against.

4. Related to Blockades: military blockade, naval blockade BLOCKADE, international law

5. The first is a Blockade by notification; the second is a Blockade in fact

6. What does Blockade mean? The definition of a Blockade is a shutting off or a blocking

7. 16 synonyms for siege: blockade, encirclement, Besiegement, beleaguerment, Besiegement, blockade

8. Related to Blockades: military blockade, naval blockade Blockade The act of preventing food, medicine, materials and/or other supplies from entering or leaving a country.

9. Blockade runners could make a lot of money if their ships and cargo successfully passed the Blockade

10. How to use Blockade in a sentence.

11. The blockade is finished.

12. Berlin Blockade ends.

13. Aerial and naval blockade

14. Blockade: Directed by Sergey Loznitsa

15. Blockade: Directed by William Dieterle

16. blockade: (Barrier), noun bar , barricade , block , bottleneck , cordon , curb , impediment , obsessio , obstacle , obstruction , stop , stumbling block blockade

17. Synonyms for Blockade in Free Thesaurus

18. The blockade was raised last night.

19. A Blockade is a physical blockage of a port or other place

20. In May 1531, Zürich reluctantly agreed to impose a food blockade.

21. This blockade results in powerful Antiemetic effects

22. Corpses raise questions, questions raise armies.

23. .. but police have already set up a blockade around the area

24. As breach of Blockade only becomes an offence when accompanied by knowledge, actual or constructive, of the existence of the Blockade, it is a question of some importance when the Blockade begins and how knowledge of it is to be acquired.

25. Dual blockade of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system

26. Amika Blockade Heat Defense Serum Brand Story

27. Blockade is level 07 in Flower Garden

28. (noun) An example of a Blockade is not allowing ships to e

29. There's been talk of a retaliatory blockade to prevent supplies getting through.

30. 4 synonyms for Besiegement: beleaguerment, blockade, investment, siege

31. 3 synonyms for Besieging: beleaguering, military blockade, siege

32. What does Blockading mean? Present participle of blockade

33. You give her a raise?

34. Raise the bag a little.

35. He just got a raise.

36. French raise a big stink.

37. Yes. I got a raise.

38. And I expect a raise.

39. Getting food supplies through the blockade is almost impossible.

40. 3 synonyms for Beleaguering: besieging, military blockade, siege

41. Mulroney agreed that a blockade may be necessary to make the sanctions stick.

42. The multifaceted fallout from the blockade is well known.

43. You had a raise in February.

44. 8 I didn't get a raise.

45. We'll raise a glass to democracy.

46. 18 Please give me a raise.

47. 6 Yes. I got a raise.

48. Adrenergic Blockade selective inhibition of the response to sympathetic impulses

49. Raise shields.

50. It'd raise the dead, kill them, and raise them again.

51. It's a wonderful city to raise a family.

52. In 1948, the "Berlin Blockade" led to the Berlin Airlift .

53. After a robbery, police might set up a Blockade around the neighborhood to catch the thief.

54. 17 The streamer has been captured in running the blockade.

55. A Blockade is the most common means by which a flag takes control of an island

56. 3 The Soviet blockade of Berlin was lifted in May 19

57. Let's all raise a toast to you.

58. Raise yourself, peacock!

59. Is to raise.

60. Raise your head.

61. He went to ask for a raise.

62. A Blockade is an obstacle that stands between you and something you're trying to reach

63. 2 - The description of the Coulomb Blockade by the rotor quantum.

64. Raise your arms

65. Raise the bridges!

66. Raise search periscope.

67. Raise your hands!

68. Raise your weapons!

69. If we raise the age of retirement, the AARP will raise hell.

70. 40 synonyms for Blockade: stoppage, block, barrier, restriction, obstacle, barricade, obstruction

71. Enomoto's fleet moved to blockade the withdrawal of the Satsuma ships.

72. 40 synonyms for blockade: stoppage, block, barrier, restriction, obstacle, barricade, obstruction

73. Blockading: Present participle of <xref>blockade</xref>

74. The Blockade covered around 3,500 miles of coastline and 180 ports

75. Blockade 3D! First Person Shooter in an editable procedural cubic world

76. Raise your weapons.

77. Freyda: And a true Isabel to raise up!

78. Raise the curtain.

79. Raise your knees.

80. Northern Bobwhite Quail are a delight to raise