Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
rope-off
verb
/roʊp ɒf/
Definition
To use a rope or a similar barrier to separate an area from the rest, restricting access.
Examples
- They decided to rope-off the area for the safety of the construction workers.
- During the event, staff will rope-off certain sections to manage the crowd effectively.
- The police had to rope-off the crime scene to preserve evidence.
Meaning
To isolate a space by physically blocking entry using a rope or cord.
Synonyms
- cordon off
- restrict access
- enclose
