Synonyms for Obstructions:

• n.

  •closures (noun)
  • locks,
  • closures,
  • fasteners,
  • stoppers,
  • seals,
  • corks.
  •fetters (noun)
  • fetters.
  •hindrances (noun)
  • restrictions,
  • entrapments,
  • jams,
  • constraints,
  • impasses,
  • bungs,
  • chokes,
  • blockages,
  • blockades,
  • complications,
  • entanglements,
  • barriers,
  • hurdles,
  • restraints,
  • dampers,
  • Delays,
  • plugs,
  • bottlenecks,
  • snarls,
  • tangles,
  • encumbrances,
  • stoppages,
  • blocks,
  • clogs,
  • crimps,
  • obstacles,
  • dams,
  • catches,
  • interruptions,
  • drags,
  • stops,
  • mires,
  • handicaps,
  • cul-de-sacs,
  • snags,
  • burdens,
  • stays,
  • brakes,
  • drawbacks,
  • deterrents,
  • Frustrations,
  • disadvantages.

Paraphrases for Obstructions:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, plural
    obstacles.
  • Noun, plural
    blockages, obstacles.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, plural
    handicaps.
  • Noun, plural
    interferences, hindrances, objects, handicaps.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    barricades.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    challenge, challenges.
  • Noun, plural
    obstructs, disturbances, restrictions, shortcomings, prohibitions, limitations, 'objets, impairments, possessions, infringements, objets, NTBS, factors, belongings, illnesses, thresholds, disadvantages, brakes, bars, drawbacks, limits, Artifacts, fences, articles, Disabilities, hardships, odds, Artefacts, fetters, threats, pitfalls, locks, problems, bans, spikes, mountains, hedges, walls, Ones, items, challenges.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, plural
    disorders.
  • Proper noun, singular
    constraints, inhibitors, roadblocks, obstacle, obstacles.
  • Noun, plural
    interruptions, disruptions, tampering, Difficulties, disorders, Irritants, Disincentives, stops, bottlenecks, hurdles, setbacks, deterrents, hoops, burdens, restraints, blockades, hitches, shackles, constraints, inhibitors, roadblocks.

Obstructions Sentence Examples:

• Jane crouched in the seat, making sure that the chute was clear of any obstructions.

• How intolerable might become the obstructions, the dissensions, and the delays, now that a series of momentous and world - wide transactions was beginning, on the issue of which the admission of a new commonwealth into the family of nations, the international connections of all the great powers of Christendom, the commerce of the world, and the peace of Europe depended.