Adjective:

અવરોધિત,

blocked's Usage Examples:

On September 30, 2002, Reed recorded four solo tackles, a pass deflection, blocked a kick.

in the 3rd to pull ahead, though the PAT was blocked.

This was blocked by the Competition Council of the Republic of Latvia as non-transparent, triggering Minister Pūce to call for a state of emergency in the city to be declared.

The statement was blocked by the Vatican Secretariat of State hours before it was due to be released.

The site is available internationally but has been blocked by some individual countries such as India, mainland China, the Philippines.

Just before this announcement, construction workers unions surrounded Parliament and blocked MPs from leaving the building for two days.

of Internet sites were blocked at any given time.

It was also found that the dust envelope polarizes the light emitted by BM Andromedae; the more light is blocked, the stronger.

micro-console fail to load at all, blocked by their lack of inclusion on Sony"s whitelist of approved titles.

the process is advanced from blocked state to an imminent one, such as runnable.

Shasta Dam permanently blocked approximately 50% of key spawning and rearing habitat(s) for Chinook salmon and steelhead (Skinner 1958).

Wind coming from the Pacific Ocean is generally blocked by the Sierra Madre mountain range, a few kilometers east of the municipality.

was rebuilt in the 12th century and a blocked Norman doorway with carving remans and another is used to enter the church.

Synonyms:

out of use, closed,

Antonyms:

nonunion, receptive, open,