
Obstructionism
Political Context
Often used in politics to describe strategies blocking legislation or decisions.
The minority party's obstructionism delayed the new climate policy.
Negative Connotation
Implies frustration towards the obstructive actions, often seen negatively.
Her obstructionism in the committee caused many to question her motives.
Formal Language
Used in formal or specialized discussions, like law or government.
The council accused the mayor of obstructionism in housing reform debates.