1. present participle of interdict; prohibiting or forbidding something by official order
Usage: formal; legal
2. present participle of interdict; intercepting and stopping something, especially supplies or communications
Usage: military; law enforcement

Examples

• The court is interdicting the sale of the disputed property.
• Military forces are interdicting enemy supply lines.
• Border patrol agents are interdicting drug shipments.
• The judge is interdicting any contact between the parties.
• Naval vessels are interdicting suspicious cargo ships.
• Police are interdicting illegal weapons trafficking.