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Meaning deadlock meaning

What does deadlock mean?

deadlock

— noun (= impasse) a situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible reached an impasse on the negotiations

Synonyms deadlock synonyms

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stalemate standstill impasse dead end stagnation draw deadly embrace tie stoppage stop pause halt deadend blind alley abeyance tranquility traffic jam traffic congestion suspension strike into stillness stay stasis stand-off stand stagnant conditions stagnancy sluggishness silence setback set-back run into rest respite repose recess quiet peacefulness parking occlusion lull log jam lockout livelock light on knot interval interruption intermission interlude

Conjugation deadlock conjugation

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deadlock · verb

Examples deadlock examples

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Movie subtitles

I try to open the deadlock but. he had blocked it.
Deadlock.
Aye, you're right. This is a deadlock.
It may offer a way of breaking this deadlock.
On global security, the meeting was a deadlock.
WE'VE BEEN INVITED TO AN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF HOLY DEADLOCK.
A president's casting vote should only be used when there is a genuine deadlock.
Won't work. double deadlock!
I had to use a maximum deadlock on the door.
Deadlock, Ambassador.
Two votes for shipping Sinclair off, two against, a deadlock.
Then suddenly, it occurs to the chap that there is a way out of the deadlock.
Ivan's got me in an electromagnetic deadlock!
Without it the investigation may reach a deadlock.
What's this about a deadlock?
What difference does one more ballot make if it's a deadlock?
It's not a deadlock.
It's a deadlock.
I don't think that Grant will let this deadlock drag on much longer.
I suggest, to end your deadlock and to save my ship, that we follow it to the letter.
It's got a deadlock seal.
I say we're at a deadlock, and I say. we go back in there right now and tell 'em we got a hung jury.
In order to avoid a deadlock, they decided on a temporary reinstatement pending a detailed report on the situation in Pegasus.
We're in deadlock.
And I vote we do not. Deadlock.
This is a deadlock.
It may offer a way to break this deadlock.
No, there is a deadlock.
Thus, with Julia and Lady Marchmain I reached deadlock. Not because we failed to understand one another but because we understood too well.
In the first place, there was the danger that. the psychologically cornered coup d'etat faction. would take important people in the government. who were in the capitol as hostages, in order to break the deadlock.
But I'm afraid the vote is closed. A president's casting vote should only be used when there is a genuine deadlock.
Panic. Then suddenly, it occurs to the chap that there is a way out of the deadlock.
Try to put me a deadlock. Start.
For them to investigate, we must issue a deadlock letter, confirming it's unresolved.
Anything except a deadlock seal.

News and current affairs

The Syrians might be tempted to launch an offensive against Israel with the objective of breaking the deadlock over the future of the Golan Heights.
An already bad situation marked by deadlock and vitriol is likely to worsen, and the world should not expect much leadership from a bitterly divided United States.
After all, the deadlock has ominous implications for international security; the longer it persists, the graver the nuclear threat - from existing arsenals, from the proliferation of such weapons, and from their possible acquisition by terrorists.
The fund would serve as a concrete risk-sharing mechanism and would be a modest, yet meaningful step toward overcoming the deadlock over EU initiatives, if not toward mutualizing defense and security, as some scholars recommend.
Nonetheless, steps can be taken to prevent political deadlock in budget negotiations, while increasing the budget's flexibility so that it can be used to stimulate growth.
We had a military deadlock.
Originally scheduled for October 2007, the election was brought forward to break a deadlock between the parliament and the government over the number of electoral districts in the country.
Lahoud's absence is not surprising, as the discussions deal with the fate of his illegal presidency and how to break the deadlock that his continuance in office has imposed on the country.
The first step at Bali was to break the deadlock that has crippled the global response to climate change since the signing of the Kyoto Protocol a decade ago.
Moreover, failure to resolve the Cyprus issue would deadlock already strained security cooperation between NATO and the EU.
The EU urgently needs to democratize its procedures and reorganize its institutions to ensure that this year's enlargement does not lead to bureaucratic deadlock.
After more than a year of deadlock, negotiations resumed in April.
If the present deadlock is not broken soon, serious damage will be done to European integration.
Apparently, the specter of government deadlock causing a humiliating default suddenly made the US resemble the European countries that really are teetering on the brink.
During that interregnum, we should expect deadlock, anarchy, or civil war.
So pessimism appears to be settling in, and the deadlock over Yasukuni appears to be deepening.
The pattern begins in parliamentary deadlock.
Indonesia also risks deadlock if, as seems likely, the election on September 20 produces a president from a different party than the one that controls parliament.
Clearly, this policy would be more constructive than Saudi Arabia's desire for a lone-wolf role that merely results in a deadlock within and around the Gulf.
Conflicts start to be ripe for diplomatic solutions only when the parties get trapped in an unbearably painful mutual deadlock.
Without such a deadlock, neither United Nations resolutions, nor premature peace initiatives can cut short the dynamic of war.
But the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is nonetheless sui generis: either the parties' six-decade mutual deadlock is not unbearable enough, or they prefer to pay the price of conflict rather than compromise their national ethos.
Internal conflicts that end not with mutual deadlock but with an overwhelming victory by one of the parties hardly ever produce diplomatic solutions.
I am confident, on the basis of many hours of productive dialogue with senior Iranian officials in Tehran, New York, and elsewhere, that this proposal could have broken the deadlock.
If deadlock and confusion were the only results, such political impasses might be tolerable.
Internationally he will have to get the Israeli economy out of its current recession, a downturn that it was thrown into because of the deadlock of the peace process as well as the total mismanagement of the economy under Mr Netanyahu.

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