Synonyms for Occlusion:

• n.

  •apoplexy (noun)
  • thrombosises.
  •attribute (noun)
  • occlusion.
  •block (noun)
  • block.
  •blockage (noun)
  • blockage.
  •closure (noun)
  • Occludent,
  • padlock,
  • tampon,
  • stopples,
  • stopple,
  • padlocks,
  • bungs,
  • bung,
  • Tampons.
  •clot (noun)
  • conglutination,
  • curdling,
  • CURDS,
  • coagulum,
  • Emboli,
  • embolism,
  • Thrombi,
  • thrombus,
  • coalescence,
  • Embolisms,
  • Grume,
  • curd,
  • embolus,
  • Coagula.
  •exclusion (noun)
  • veto,
  • prohibitions,
  • lockouts,
  • debarment,
  • relegation,
  • lockout,
  • keeping out,
  • coventry,
  • relegations,
  • refusal,
  • Nonadmission.
  •occluded front (noun)
  • occluded front.
  •occlusion (noun)
  • stop.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • sit-down,
  • apoplexy,
  • cutoff,
  • impediment,
  • Downs,
  • obstruction,
  • meteorology,
  • closure,
  • obstructor,
  • spatial relation,
  • walkout,
  • stoppage,
  • impedimenta,
  • thrombosis,
  • sit-downs,
  • sit down,
  • position,
  • tie-up,
  • attack,
  • plug,
  • exclusion,
  • clot,
  • front,
  • walkouts,
  • obstructer.
  •plug (noun)
  • river,
  • filling.
  •stoppage (noun)
  • dis-continuance,
  • sitdown,
  • sit downs,
  • sitdowns,
  • dis continuance,
  • dis-continuances,
  • dis continuances.
  •tie-up (noun)
  • tieup.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • implosion,
  • Akinetic Epilepsy,
  • Gag law,
  • cramp,
  • contraction,
  • place,
  • Keddah,
  • hitch,
  • blind corner,
  • full stop,
  • bar,
  • arrest,
  • interruption,
  • closing up,
  • Rotatoria,
  • eclampsia,
  • hindering,
  • age,
  • Holdback,
  • shutting,
  • epilepsy,
  • laryngospasm,
  • fixation,
  • reflex epilepsy,
  • obstructionism,
  • shutting up,
  • peak,
  • holdup,
  • embolic,
  • tie up,
  • throes,
  • acquired epilepsy,
  • blocking,
  • plosive speech sound,
  • blockade,
  • resistance,
  • auction block,
  • detention,
  • mental block,
  • layover,
  • impermeability,
  • sensory epilepsy,
  • full point,
  • breech closer,
  • plosive consonant,
  • repression,
  • coronary occlusion,
  • constriction,
  • foot-dragging,
  • period,
  • Cursive Epilepsy,
  • Musicogenic Epilepsy,
  • catch,
  • Arrestation,
  • delay,
  • restriction,
  • Hampering,
  • closedown,
  • suppression,
  • paroxysm,
  • epilepsia,
  • lockjaw,
  • grade,
  • barrier,
  • psychomotor epilepsy,
  • tetany,
  • grand mal,
  • Epilepsia Major,
  • cardiac epilepsy,
  • tonic spasm,
  • thromboembolism,
  • gag rule,
  • Retardment,
  • shutdown,
  • activated epilepsy,
  • retardation,
  • stroke,
  • city block,
  • caecum,
  • Imperforation,
  • visitation,
  • inhibition,
  • focal epilepsy,
  • head,
  • nib,
  • Obturation,
  • stopper,
  • epilepsia mitior,
  • epilepsia gravior,
  • stricture,
  • cube,
  • tetanus,
  • setback,
  • interference,
  • affect epilepsy,
  • cylinder block,
  • tonic epilepsy,
  • clonic spasm,
  • obstacle,
  • trismus,
  • restraint,
  • seizure,
  • squeeze,
  • infarction,
  • Arrestment,
  • petit mal,
  • engine block,
  • opposition,
  • Clogging,
  • autonomic epilepsy,
  • blind alley,
  • stranglehold,
  • let,
  • clonus,
  • barricade,
  • imperviousness,
  • Abdominal Epilepsy,
  • pulley,
  • resolution,
  • hindrance,
  • convulsion,
  • Detainment,
  • cortical epilepsy,
  • cul de sac,
  • access,
  • obstipation,
  • constipation,
  • cloture,
  • Epilepsia Minor,
  • check,
  • breechblock,
  • nuisance value,
  • negativism,
  • ictus,
  • stopover,
  • hysterical epilepsy,
  • diaphragm,
  • Vapour Lock,
  • frenzy,
  • spasm,
  • closing,
  • fit,
  • law of closure,
  • halt,
  • stop consonant,
  • point,
  • occlusive,
  • traumatic epilepsy.

Paraphrases for Occlusion:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    sequestration.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    obstruction.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    obstruction.

Antonyms for Occlusion:

• n.

  • obstruction
    beginning, opening, start.

Hypernym for Occlusion:

• n.

  • state
    laryngospasm, thrombosis, thromboembolism, embolism, coronary occlusion.

Hyponym for Occlusion:

• n.

  • attribute
    spatial relation, position.
  • state
    attack.