"having the quality of obstructing, serving or intended to hinder, delay, or annoy," 1610s, from Latin obstruct-, past-participle stem of obstruere "to build up, block, block up, build against, stop, bar, hinder" (see obstruction) + -ive.
obstreperous
obstruct
obstruction
obstructionism
obstructionist
obstructive
obtain
obtainable
obtrude
obtrusion
obtrusive