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stonewalling
[stohn-waw-ling]
noun
the act of stalling, evading, or filibustering, especially to avoid revealing politically embarrassing information.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of stonewalling1
Example Sentences
Such constant stonewalling by the Democratic Party only exacerbated Yoon's leadership struggles - which also included repeated impeachment attempts against administration officials and constant opposition to his budget.
The incident was unexpected — shocking, even — because for at least two decades, Belichick was the master of stonewalling reporters, steering interviews and giving snarky responses to questions he didn’t appreciate.
That proposal was “met with stonewalling by the Qatari Royals,” the complaint alleges.
In January, he was sentenced to serve four months in prison for stonewalling Congress.
Elysée officials have told journalists that Macron was frustrated by his repeated attempts to build bridges to Algeria constantly coming to nothing because of Algerian stonewalling.
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