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Often used in the same context:
arrogate,
interject,
circumscribe,
analogize,
inheres,
countermand,
particularize,
distinguish,
arbitrate,
aggrandise,
delimit,
dissociating,
invoke,
relativize,
legitimatize,
render,
inculpate,
embroil,
intrude,
sanctify,
discern,
construe,
assert,
abridge,
redetermine,
entangling,
presupposes,
effectuate,
enjoin,
enmesh,
derogate,
ingratiate,
disserve,
intervene,
obviate,
absenting,
differentiate,
preempt,
occlude,
conciliate,
confine,
implead,
suborn,
interpret,
comport,
counterpose,
becloud,
auxiliary verb,
conflating,
aggrandize,
aggrieve,
convey,
litigate,
subsume,
unfetter,
expatiate,
disempower,
extenuate,
situate,
arises,
legitimating,
codify,
surveil,
cognize,
portray,
impute,
seclude,
effaces,
superintend,
constitutionalize,
ascribe,
particularised,
encroach upon,
juxtapose,
usurp,
edify,
explicate,
legislate,
entreat,
insinuate,
shewn,
adduce,
estop,
misconstrues,
apostolic see,
reified,
supersede,
abrogate,
inasmuch,
ensconce,
obfuscate,
supplicate,
intercede,
aggressing,
promulgate,
intuit,
exculpate,
tu quoque,
interpolate,
liberate,
infer,
disorganize,
concession,
correspond,
count,
favourite,
hostile,
interferes,
\u00ab,
advanced,
countess,
dwelt,
favorite,
fuse,
guess,
hitch,
inclusive,
intervenes,
levy,
master,
money,
note
More specific:
horn in,
interlope,
intrude into,
meddle,
meddle with,
poke into,
tamper
More general:
break up,
cut off,
disrupt,
interact,
interrupt,
introduce
Synonyms:
come in,
inject,
interfere,
interject,
intervene,
put in,
step in,
throw in
Also try:
— Adjectives for interpose:
other,
alien,
last,
timely,
third,
duchess,
quick,
acknowledged,
foreign,
own,
least,
more...
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