Pronunciation: /ˈæbsəˌlut ˈblɑkɪŋ/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 The absolute blocking of all websites was a drastic measure taken by the government.
A2 The company implemented absolute blocking of social media on work computers.
B1 The school's internet filter had absolute blocking on inappropriate content.
B2 The firewall software provides absolute blocking of malicious websites.
C1 The government's absolute blocking of certain online platforms raised concerns about freedom of speech.
C2 The company's IT department enforced absolute blocking of unauthorized external devices to prevent data breaches.
adjective a word that describes or gives more information about a noun
A1 The absolute blocking of websites is not allowed in this country.
A2 The absolute blocking of social media apps can be frustrating for teenagers.
B1 The company implemented absolute blocking of certain websites to increase productivity.
B2 The government's absolute blocking of internet access during protests was heavily criticized by human rights organizations.
C1 The absolute blocking of all incoming traffic to the server was necessary to prevent a cyber attack.
C2 The company's policy of absolute blocking of all unauthorized access to sensitive data helped prevent security breaches.
formal The network administrator implemented absolute blocking of certain websites to enhance security measures.
informal My parents have absolute blocking on my phone during study hours.
slang I can't believe my boss has absolute blocking on social media at work.
figurative His stubbornness was like an absolute blocking of any compromise in negotiations.
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