To hinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires) of.
A crosspiece spreading the gunnels of a boat; used as a seat in a rowboat.
1 Historically, it has been used by the government to thwart political opposition.
2 But these groups might join forces to thwart his return to power.
3 Had the Government taken steps to thwart such an attempt, he asked.
4 This approach would thwart procedural hurdles Democrats could pursue under normal circumstances.
5 Obama will also press Congress to pass legislation to thwart cyber attacks.
6 Its bipartisan sponsors argue that such laws are necessary to thwart terrorism.
7 If they try to thwart Brexit, an election becomes much more likely.
8 Thales took serious steps to thwart the release of the auditor-general's report.
9 Would they thwart its progress and send it in the wrong direction?
10 Frere struck his fist upon the thwart in sheer impotence of rage.
11 Rescuing a brooding introvert may thwart the birth of an original idea!
12 Then I've done nothing to thwart him in the use of it.
13 But there is no way, you know, for another god to thwart
14 You can thwart the purpose, but it is kicking against the pricks.
15 To thwart her in anything was to rouse her into a fury.
16 The Browns' defense continued to thwart the Jaguars in the third quarter.
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