What is another word for inter feres?
532 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɪntˈɜː fˈi͡əz], [ ɪntˈɜː fˈiəz], [ ɪ_n_t_ˈɜː f_ˈiə_z]
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Similar words for inter feres:
- bar (verb)
- break in (verb)
- come between (verb)
- conflict (verb)
- contravene (verb)
- cross (verb)
- cut in (verb)
- delay (verb)
- discourage (verb)
- disturb (verb)
- encroach (verb)
- entrench (verb)
- fiddle (verb)
- hinder (verb)
- hold up (verb)
- impede (verb)
- incommode (verb)
- inconvenience (verb)
- interfere (verb)
- interlope (verb)
- interpose (verb)
- intervene (verb)
- intrude (verb)
- invade (verb)
- jar (verb)
- make (verb)
- mediate (verb)
- molest (verb)
- monkey (verb)
- obstruct (verb)
- obtrude (verb)
- obviate (verb)
- snoop (verb)
- step in (verb)
Synonyms for Inter feres:
v.
• bar (verb)- eliminate,
- interfere,
- discountenance,
- condemn,
- discourage,
- keep out,
- except,
- deny,
- forbid,
- preclude,
- exclude,
- outlaw,
- refuse,
- boycott,
- override,
- enjoin,
- interdict,
- ban,
- restrain,
- rule out,
- limit,
- circumvent,
- debar,
- disallow,
- ostracize,
- shut out,
- reject,
- freeze out,
- segregate,
- exile.
- interrupt,
- interject,
- intervene,
- steal,
- break and enter,
- burst in,
- meddle,
- invade,
- raid,
- trespass,
- burglarize,
- breach,
- rob,
- burgle.
- combat,
- clash,
- lock horns with,
- contend,
- contrast,
- jar,
- disturb,
- disaccord,
- slug,
- scrap,
- struggle,
- contest,
- square off with,
- differ,
- disagree,
- run against tide,
- mismatch,
- discord,
- fight,
- brawl,
- disharmonize,
- vary,
- cross swords with,
- romp,
- bump heads with,
- collide,
- tangle,
- strive.
- gainsay,
- infringe,
- overstep,
- impugn,
- resist,
- transgress,
- traverse,
- spurn,
- break,
- refute,
- cross,
- negate,
- Disaffirm,
- encroach,
- offend,
- abjure,
- conflict with,
- counteract,
- defy,
- violate,
- repudiate,
- infract,
- disobey.
- crimp,
- have bone to pick,
- foul up,
- bollix,
- sell out,
- knock props out,
- snafu,
- louse up,
- stymie,
- crab,
- flummox,
- double-cross,
- buck,
- stonewall,
- sell,
- stab in the back,
- backtalk,
- take wind out of sails,
- block,
- stump,
- cramp,
- take on.
- keep back,
- adjourn,
- procrastinate,
- remand,
- confine,
- table,
- slacken,
- hold,
- lay over,
- clog,
- bide time,
- put off,
- deter,
- filibuster,
- stay,
- keep,
- bar,
- restrict,
- dilly-dally,
- dawdle,
- prolong,
- encumber,
- prorogue,
- drag,
- shelve,
- protract,
- curb,
- lag,
- repress,
- choke,
- stall,
- arrest,
- withhold,
- detain,
- stave off,
- defer,
- hold over,
- check,
- temporize,
- loiter,
- gain time,
- retard,
- linger,
- tarry,
- postpone.
- turn aside,
- disfavor,
- shake,
- hold back,
- Disadvise,
- hold off,
- deprecate,
- indispose,
- divert,
- quiet,
- frighten,
- turn off,
- scare,
- disincline,
- warn,
- control,
- talk out of,
- throw cold water on,
- chill.
- dishearten,
- depress,
- excite,
- plague,
- confuse,
- pain,
- fluster,
- astound,
- muddle,
- disorganize,
- unhinge,
- worry,
- distract,
- perplex,
- irk,
- burn up,
- gall,
- mess up,
- pique,
- displace,
- badger,
- puzzle,
- remove,
- disrupt,
- complicate,
- upset,
- disarray,
- outrage,
- rouse,
- jumble,
- provoke,
- discompose,
- alarm,
- rattle,
- irritate,
- arouse,
- amaze,
- unsettle,
- shake up,
- ail,
- pester,
- distress,
- move,
- make uneasy,
- perturb,
- tire,
- annoy,
- afflict,
- unnerve,
- vex,
- replace,
- startle,
- mix up,
- harass,
- agitate,
- disarrange,
- derange,
- molest,
- ruffle,
- grieve,
- shift,
- distort,
- confound.
- worm in,
- appropriate,
- usurp,
- trench,
- entrench,
- make inroads,
- stick nose into,
- work in,
- squeeze in,
- put two cents in,
- crash,
- muscle in,
- arrogate,
- elbow in,
- impinge.
- handle,
- doodle,
- dabble,
- finger,
- potter,
- mess,
- touch,
- play,
- fidget,
- mess around,
- putter,
- toy,
- puddle,
- twiddle,
- feel,
- fool,
- monkey,
- trifle.
- cripple,
- contravene,
- delay,
- neutralize,
- terminate,
- prohibit,
- hamstring,
- fetter,
- hog-tie,
- offset,
- box in,
- bottleneck,
- muzzle,
- burden.
- dam,
- discomfit,
- cramp one's style,
- flag one,
- saddle with,
- cut off,
- shut off,
- shut down,
- close off,
- freeze,
- brake,
- slow,
- faze,
- embarrass,
- disconcert,
- blow whistle on.
- exasperate,
- put on the spot,
- give a hard time,
- put to trouble,
- aggravate,
- discombobulate,
- try,
- put in a spot,
- disoblige,
- give trouble,
- make it tough.
- interlope,
- baffle,
- make,
- oppose,
- discommode,
- trouble,
- suspend,
- inconvenience,
- intermit,
- conflict,
- poke nose in,
- fool with,
- hinder,
- incommode,
- trammel,
- intercede,
- barge in,
- remit,
- hold up,
- frustrate,
- mix in,
- impede,
- obstruct,
- horn in,
- stop,
- obtrude,
- foil,
- intermediate,
- prevent,
- butt in,
- tamper,
- balk,
- step in,
- handicap,
- thwart,
- hamper,
- inhibit,
- busybody,
- hang up,
- intrude,
- get involved,
- get in the way,
- interpose,
- Intermeddle,
- jam.
- kibitz,
- abuse rights,
- come uninvited,
- stick nose in,
- advance,
- chime in,
- snoop,
- sidewalk-superintend,
- inquire,
- crash the gates,
- dabble in.
- negotiate,
- arbitrate,
- sever,
- settle,
- come between,
- reconcile,
- involve,
- take a hand,
- put in two cents.
- foray,
- infect,
- permeate,
- storm,
- swarm over,
- overspread,
- fall on,
- assault,
- infest,
- overswarm,
- descend upon,
- access,
- occupy,
- loot,
- pervade,
- plunder,
- pillage,
- maraud,
- overrun,
- penetrate,
- assail,
- go in,
- inroad,
- ravage.
- drive,
- bring about,
- prevail upon,
- constrain,
- secure,
- coerce,
- press,
- initiate,
- dragoon,
- impel,
- concuss,
- oblige,
- force,
- effect,
- shotgun,
- pressurize,
- require,
- start,
- cause,
- impress.
- moderate,
- propitiate,
- strike happy medium,
- trade off,
- make a deal,
- go fifty-fifty,
- bring to terms,
- meet halfway,
- deal,
- make peace,
- conciliate,
- act as middle,
- umpire,
- resolve,
- referee,
- restore harmony.
- pry,
- tinker,
- fool around.
How to use "Inter feres" in context?
Interference in wireless communication networks can bring disastrous consequences. In the early days of radio, when transmission was accomplished by sending shortwave signals through the air, the potential for interference was high. interfering with the signal of one station could cause problems for listeners tuned to other stations.
Radio operators learned to atmospheric Atmospheric conditions played an important role in how radio waves traveled, and they eventually harnessed the power of the ionosphere to improve transmission. The ionosphere is a region of the atmosphere that extends from about 20 to 50 miles above the Earth's surface and is populated by ions and electrons.
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