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Meanings of obstructionist in English
Catalan
obstruccionista Someone who systematically obstructs some action that others want to take.
Synonyms
Examples for "resister"
Examples for "resister"
1
Having said these words, Rama, that resister of foes, had gone away.
2
Getting the thing rolled up, for starters, is like handling a passive resister.
3
He always assumes the rôle of passive resister, and is always defeated with ignominy.
4
Of the seniors, the lead resister was Dwayne, who, in class, preferred to shrug and sleep.
5
I told them my father was the first resister in this country, and he died for it.
1
From what I can learn, North has been an obstructor, all along, hasn't he?
2
This motion was plausible, and this time the obstructor spoke plausibly, concealing the temper which really pervaded his opposition.
3
The great obstructor of the Queen's bounty was removed, and Spenser might hope that now, at last, the hour of his prosperity was come.
4
So saying they turned to the right and prepared to scout round the rock and continue their way; but this did not suit their obstructor.
5
On this the cure agreed to marry the young couple next day at ten: and the professional obstructor of bliss went home with Gerard's angel.
1
As the obstructer of his designs, Wiatte waylaid and assaulted Clithero.
2
On disbelievers and obstructers let us have companion.
1
When I entered who should I see but the eternal thwarter of my happiness, the ever-present Nicholson!
2
'After death the judgment'; and what will become of the thwarters of the divine counsel then?
3
They ought to take legal action against fellows like that on the ground that they are thwarters of merry parties and destroyers of harvest weather.
Usage of obstructionist in English
1
In this obstructionist situation, it is something of a miracle that Pres.
2
The South gained nothing by the obstructionist policy of its members.
3
But trade experts in India dismissed any idea that New Delhi had been obstructionist.
4
But the public may not view Schneiderman as an obstructionist.
5
Well, Your Honor, I certainly do not wish to act in an obstructionist manner.
6
But then, who was the lead investigator but Carter Damon, Petar's accomplice-after-the-fact and obstructionist-for-hire.
7
He told the rally that he had a message for "obstructionist" Democrats.
8
The only real check on an obstructionist Senate is the political calculation of its membership.
9
Evidently each accuses the other of being an obstructionist.
10
You're just an obstructionist, but I'm a facilitator- ametaphorfor access, for hope, for possibility.
11
Her attitude was unmistakable: deep, abiding contempt for a class of men determinedly seditionist and obstructionist.
12
All the while, Trump regularly blasted Democrats on his Twitter feed as unhelpful, obstructionist and unpatriotic.
13
That should make it more difficult for obstructionist conservative voices in government to delay or dilute legislation.
14
THE British Foreign Secretary, Mr Malcolm Rifkind, yesterday hinted at a significant easing of Britain's obstructionist protest.
15
None of them look like obstructionist crazies.
16
Papa, you know, is an obstructionist.
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