Synonyms for lockout
ˈlɒkˌaʊtlock·out

Princeton's WordNet

1. lockoutnoun

   a management action resisting employee's demands; employees are barred from entering the workplace until they agree to terms

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1. • Resistance

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1. List of paraphrases for "lockout":

   lock-out, locking, lock, lock-up, blocking, lockdown, blockade, foreclosure

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1. Bojan Peric:

   Lockout. during all those bad times that happened in the past an industry that did not fall back was the film industry.

2. Houston Astros:

   I expected the lockout to go a little longer.

3. Adam Schefter:

   I've learned for a long time in this business not to discuss sources, or the process, or how stories are done, but I would just say that its a common practice to run information past sources. And in this particular case, during a labor intensive lockout that was a complicated subject that was new to understand. I took the extra rare step to run information past one of the people that I was talking to. You know, it was an important story to fans ; a host of others, and that's the situation.

4. Isaac Larian:

   Maybe The ILWU won't go on strike, but The ILWU can slow down everything, a strike is very unlikely. A lockout is very unlikely.

5. Rob Manfred:

   Players consider it unnecessary and provocative. This lockout won't pressure or intimate players into a deal that they don't believe is fair.