occluded
- v block passage through
- s closed off
an occluded artery - s (of a substance) taken into and retained in another substance
large volumes of occluded hydrogen in palladium
- Britain is rich, but a sizable minority of its children live in squalor, their prospects occluded by their bad start in life.
- The intrigue over his identity has been a "double-edged sword," Alonzo says, since it has occluded the messages bundled in his art.
- At Storm King I'm working with the idea of what happens when those waves go above your head, when you lose scale and become part of the trough system and your views are occluded.