Ostacolerò

Ostacolerò is the first-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb ostacolare, meaning to hinder or obstruct. As a conjugated form, it expresses a commitment to impede someone or something in the future. The form can appear in both literal and figurative contexts.

Etymology and morphology: Ostacolare derives from ostacolo, meaning obstacle, and the infinitive ending -are. The future tense for the first person singular is formed with the ending -erò: io ostacolerò. Other forms include ostacolerai, ostacolerà, ostacoleremo, ostacolerete, ostacoleranno. The stress falls on the final syllable in this form.

Usage: In ordinary Italian, ostacolerò is a specific verb form used in reported or direct speech and in deliberate statements about future actions. It can express intent to block a proposal, project, or initiative, either in a literal sense or metaphorically, such as hindering progress or a plan.

See also: ostacolare; ostacolo; conjugation of Italian verbs in the future tense.