Obstructor
Pronunciation: /ˈəbstɹəktˈɔɹ/
Obstructor (noun)
- A person or thing that blocks a path, passage, or opening.
- Someone who interferes with an action or process, especially in a legal or official setting.
- A substance or structure that blocks a body passage, stopping normal flow.
Examples
- The fallen branch became an obstructor on the path.
- The closed gate acted as an obstructor for the crowd.