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barricade

noun as in blocking object

verb as in block, usually to protect

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“Minullin waited silently in the living room, with his legs pushing against the couch to fortify the barricade,” the lawsuit read.

On that Saturday morning at sunrise, hundreds of assailants led by the Palestinian militant group Hamas stormed through the border barricade surrounding the Gaza Strip, attacking a string of small communities, an open-air music festival and several military bases.

Shir twice dismantled the barricade of furniture she had made against her front door to let neighbours in to hide.

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Some transportation advocates and community leaders want the gates opened, angering many homeowners who said they feel safer with the barricade.

The Republican also said he wants to “finish the wall,” referring to the U.S.-Mexico border barricade that former President Trump promised in 2016 to build at Mexico’s expense.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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