obstructive

As an adjective obstructive

is causing obstructions.

As a noun fraud is

any act of deception carried out for the purpose of unfair, undeserved and/or unlawful gain.

As a verb fraud is

(obsolete) to defraud.

Prohibitive is a synonym of obstructive.

As adjectives the difference between prohibitive and obstructive

is that prohibitive is tending to prohibit, preclude, or disallow while obstructive is causing obstructions.

As a noun prohibitive

is (linguistics) negative imperative.

As adjectives the difference between repressive and obstructive

is that repressive is serving to repress or suppress; oppressive while obstructive is causing obstructions.

As adjectives the difference between suppressive and obstructive

is that suppressive is that serves to suppress while obstructive is causing obstructions.

As adjectives the difference between inhibitive and obstructive

is that inhibitive is that inhibits while obstructive is causing obstructions.

As a verb enjoining

is present participle of enjoin.

As an adjective obstructive is

causing obstructions.

As an adjective obstructive

is causing obstructions.

As a verb disqualifying is

present participle of disqualify.

Obstructive is a related term of unacceptable.

As adjectives the difference between obstructive and unacceptable

is that obstructive is causing obstructions while unacceptable is unsatisfactory; not acceptable.

Prohibitory is a synonym of obstructive.

As adjectives the difference between prohibitory and obstructive

is that prohibitory is that serves to prohibit or forbid while obstructive is causing obstructions.

As adjectives the difference between circumscriptive and obstructive

is that circumscriptive is that circumscribes or outlines while obstructive is causing obstructions.