Correct spellings for OBSTRUTER
- obstructed The view of the city was obstructed by the tall buildings.
- obstructor The obstructor of the road led to a massive traffic jam.
If you meant to write "obstruter", you might be referring to the word "obstructor" instead. It means someone or something that obstructs or gets in the way. Alternatively, if you intended to write "obstruder", then the correct word would be "intruder", referring to someone who enters a place or situation without permission.
