Wall off
/wɔːl ɒf/B1
Intermediate
1. To separate an area or boundary by constructing a wall or barrier.
- The developers planned to wall off the unused land to prevent trespassing.
- They decided to wall off the garden from the rest of the property.
2. To isolate or separate a group of people or an individual from others.
- The rebels walled off the village to protect it from outside influences.
- She felt like she had been walled off from the rest of the team after the disagreement.
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