blockade
A blockade carried out by warships at sea.
A blockade intended to damage a country's economy.
A blockade enforced by military forces.
A blockade that entirely seals off an area.
A blockade that entirely seals off an area.
A blockade that successfully prevents passage.
An obstruction set up on a road to stop traffic.
A strictly enforced blockade that is difficult to get through.
A blockade that only affects certain goods or routes.
To officially remove a blockade.
To officially start a blockade.
To successfully pass through a blockade.
To stop a blockade.
To force a way through a blockade.
To make sure a blockade is obeyed.
To take away a blockade.
To keep a blockade in place.
To succeed in passing through a blockade.
To create a physical barrier or line to block something.
To make a blockade more strict.
To pass through a blockade, especially with a ship or vehicle.
To make a blockade less strict.
To make a blockade less strict.
Indicates the place or thing being blockaded.
Used to indicate the target of the blockade.
Indicates who is imposing the blockade.
A blockade surrounding a place.
A blockade surrounding a place.