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Definition of blockage in English: blockagenoun ˈblɒkɪdʒˈblɑkɪdʒ An obstruction which makes movement or flow difficult or impossible. mass noun the pumps are prone to blockage Example sentencesExamples - Law enforcement personnel can use the same information, relayed to them by traffic managers, to clear roadway blockages.
- He was not given an angiogram, which would have given doctors an accurate picture of blockages in his coronary arteries.
- With a heart attack, a blockage causes the flow of blood into the heart to stop.
- Leaves accumulating in gutters can lead to blockages and allow water to seep into roofs.
- It is easiest to check for leaks and blockages when it is raining.
- All the tenants are hoping that once the drain is drilled through and cleared of its blockage, the flooding will not happen again.
- She will need a further procedure, known as an angioplasty, to clear the blockages.
- The repairs to the houses were for plumbing, leaks, pipe bursts, blockages, electricity and damaged water taps.
- For really bad blockages you may have to repeat this procedure a number of times before the drain is completely clear.
- The picture which emerges is that there was no formal procedure for dealing with blockages, practices varied.
- This had been washed down by the heavy flow and added to the blockage.
- Negative emotions produce blockages in the energy flow, which results in illness.
- As a result, the fatty substance stored itself in her cells, creating blockages around her body.
- Angie believes that emotional blockages can manifest into physical problems.
- If any water accumulated on the streets, it may be attributed to blockages of the water passage.
- Never attempt to clear blockages until power has been disconnected and watch your hands.
- We also get an additional 3,000 reports of blockages via the Council's hotline.
- Surgeons scrape out deposits from inside the arteries, clearing the blockage and improving blood flow.
- That can be worse if there are blockages where the maintenance has not been as good as it should be.
- The special coating helps improve the blood flow and prevents blockages or blood clots, which can lead to potentially dangerous infections.
Synonyms obstruction, stoppage, block, clot, occlusion impediment, hindrance congestion
Definition of blockage in US English: blockagenounˈbläkijˈblɑkɪdʒ An obstruction which makes movement or flow difficult or impossible. the pumps are prone to blockage Example sentencesExamples - He was not given an angiogram, which would have given doctors an accurate picture of blockages in his coronary arteries.
- That can be worse if there are blockages where the maintenance has not been as good as it should be.
- For really bad blockages you may have to repeat this procedure a number of times before the drain is completely clear.
- Surgeons scrape out deposits from inside the arteries, clearing the blockage and improving blood flow.
- We also get an additional 3,000 reports of blockages via the Council's hotline.
- As a result, the fatty substance stored itself in her cells, creating blockages around her body.
- With a heart attack, a blockage causes the flow of blood into the heart to stop.
- Law enforcement personnel can use the same information, relayed to them by traffic managers, to clear roadway blockages.
- It is easiest to check for leaks and blockages when it is raining.
- She will need a further procedure, known as an angioplasty, to clear the blockages.
- Never attempt to clear blockages until power has been disconnected and watch your hands.
- The special coating helps improve the blood flow and prevents blockages or blood clots, which can lead to potentially dangerous infections.
- The repairs to the houses were for plumbing, leaks, pipe bursts, blockages, electricity and damaged water taps.
- If any water accumulated on the streets, it may be attributed to blockages of the water passage.
- Negative emotions produce blockages in the energy flow, which results in illness.
- All the tenants are hoping that once the drain is drilled through and cleared of its blockage, the flooding will not happen again.
- This had been washed down by the heavy flow and added to the blockage.
- Angie believes that emotional blockages can manifest into physical problems.
- The picture which emerges is that there was no formal procedure for dealing with blockages, practices varied.
- Leaves accumulating in gutters can lead to blockages and allow water to seep into roofs.
Synonyms obstruction, stoppage, block, clot, occlusion
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