| 释义 |
obˈstructionary, a. rare.
[f. obstruction + -ary1.]
Tending or disposed to obstruct.
1934W. de la Mare Froward Child 13 He was not always too anxious as to what kind of self was being so obstructionary. 1975New Yorker 27 Oct. 77/1 There were rules, not of Herr Kautz's making, that guaranteed us a coeducational clubroom and occasional dances, but he was always around in a silently obstructionary manner, operating the turntable, serving the punch, watching. |