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Meanings of barricaded in anglès

Preventing entry or exit or a course of action.

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Usage of barricaded in anglès
1
This effectually fortified and barricaded the weak place in the stockade fence.
Betty Zane
2
Reports say the gunman barricaded himself in a room at the synagogue.
Radio NZ
3
Prosecutors said Ramos barricaded a back door to prevent people from fleeing.
News.com.au
4
She simply hurried back into her own room, and barricaded herself inside.
All the pretty dead girls
5
The townsfolk scampered into their shops and houses and barricaded the doors.
Evergreens
6
The barricaded door, the displaced rug, the trapdoor, would advertise his terror.
The Sheriff's Son
7
Imagine yourselves in a poorly barricaded fort, fiercely besieged by the enemy.
Pulpit and Press (6th Edition)
8
Then I returned to my room and at once barricaded the door.
A Mind That Found Itself: An Autobiography
9
All streets leading in this direction were barricaded and guarded by sentries.
Germany, The Next Republic?
10
But Stanton defied his chief and barricaded himself in the War Department.
Ghosts
11
And she has barricaded herself in there, and she will not stir.
Doctor Pascal
12
A more probable account is that the gates were shut and barricaded.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 02 / (From the Ris...
13
Formerly it had been barricaded during the night by an iron chain.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
14
The trail was barricaded by two struggling horses and an overturned buckboard.
Ranson's Folly
15
The public buildings were barricaded with sandbags and guarded with machine guns.
The Story of the Great War, Volume III (of 12) / The War Begins,...
16
According to the JMPD, protesters barricaded the Golden Highway near Zakariya Park.
The South African
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