barrier (noun)

1. Why did the scarecrow break up the fight? Because he wanted to put up a barrier!

2. The construction of the Great Wall of China provided a significant barrier against invading forces.

3. In Ray Bradbury's novel Fahrenheit 451, the government creates a barrier by burning books to control information.

4. In Greek mythology, Hades places a barrier of the River Styx to prevent the living from crossing into the underworld.

1. Superhero comics often feature villains who erect barriers to impede the hero's progress towards their objective.

2. In some religious traditions, doubt and skepticism can act as barriers to achieving spiritual enlightenment.

3. In cartoons, characters often face humorous barriers such as walls that unexpectedly appear in their paths.

4. In science fiction stories, advanced technology may create barriers for characters as they attempt to navigate unfamiliar worlds.

1. The barrier within the church separates the altar from the congregation.

2. The runway model confidently struts down the catwalk, showcasing a stunning feathered barrier dress.

3. The police officer, in pursuit of the criminal, jumps over the barrier during the thrilling chase scene.

4. The couple gazes longingly at each other through the barrier of the restaurant window, unable to touch but filled with affection.