occluded

As a noun patent

is .

As a verb occluded is

(occlude).

As an adjective occluded is

closed or obstructed.

As adjectives the difference between blocked and occluded

is that blocked is obstructed impeding general movement while occluded is closed or obstructed.

As verbs the difference between blocked and occluded

is that blocked is past tense and past participle of to block while occluded is (occlude).

As verbs the difference between occluded and clouded

is that occluded is (occlude) while clouded is simple past and past participle of cloud .

As adjectives the difference between occluded and clouded

is that occluded is closed or obstructed while clouded is filled with clouds.

As adjectives the difference between occluded and pellucid

is that occluded is closed or obstructed while pellucid is allowing the passage of light; transparent.

As a verb occluded

is past tense of occlude.

As verbs the difference between occluded and thrombosed

is that occluded is (occlude) while thrombosed is (thrombose).

As an adjective occluded

is closed or obstructed.

As verbs the difference between occulted and occluded

is that occulted is past tense of occult while occluded is past tense of occlude.

As an adjective occluded is

closed or obstructed.

As verbs the difference between occludes and occluded

is that occludes is (occlude) while occluded is (occlude).

As an adjective occluded is

closed or obstructed.

As a noun occluder

is an object that partially or completely impedes the amount of light reaching the eye.

As a verb occluded is

(occlude).

As an adjective occluded is

closed or obstructed.

As verbs the difference between occlude and occluded

is that occlude is to obstruct, cover, or otherwise block an opening while occluded is (occlude).

As an adjective occluded is

closed or obstructed.