What is another word for inter-fere?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪntˈɜːfˈi͡ə], [ ɪntˈɜːfˈiə], [ ɪ_n_t_ˈɜː_f_ˈiə]
Related words: interfere with, interrupt, interferes, interfered, interfaced
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Synonyms for Inter-fere:
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v.
• bar- ban ,
- boycott ,
- circumvent ,
- condemn ,
- debar ,
- deny ,
- disallow ,
- discountenance ,
- discourage ,
- eliminate ,
- enjoin ,
- except ,
- exclude ,
- exile ,
- forbid ,
- freeze out ,
- interdict ,
- interfere ,
- keep out ,
- limit ,
- ostracize ,
- outlaw ,
- override ,
- preclude ,
- refuse ,
- reject ,
- restrain ,
- rule out ,
- segregate ,
- shut out .
- breach ,
- break and enter ,
- burglarize ,
- burgle ,
- burst in ,
- interject ,
- interrupt ,
- intervene ,
- invade ,
- meddle ,
- raid ,
- rob ,
- steal ,
- trespass .
- brawl ,
- bump heads with ,
- clash ,
- collide ,
- combat ,
- contend ,
- contest ,
- contrast ,
- cross swords with ,
- differ ,
- disaccord ,
- disagree ,
- discord ,
- disharmonize ,
- disturb ,
- fight ,
- jar ,
- lock horns with ,
- mismatch ,
- romp ,
- run against tide ,
- scrap ,
- slug ,
- square off with ,
- strive ,
- struggle ,
- tangle ,
- vary .
- Disaffirm ,
- abjure ,
- break ,
- conflict with ,
- counteract ,
- cross ,
- defy ,
- disobey ,
- encroach ,
- gainsay ,
- impugn ,
- infract ,
- infringe ,
- negate ,
- offend ,
- overstep ,
- refute ,
- repudiate ,
- resist ,
- spurn ,
- transgress ,
- traverse ,
- violate .
- backtalk ,
- block ,
- bollix ,
- buck ,
- crab ,
- cramp ,
- crimp ,
- double-cross ,
- flummox ,
- foul up ,
- have bone to pick ,
- knock props out ,
- louse up ,
- sell ,
- sell out ,
- snafu ,
- stab in the back ,
- stonewall ,
- stump ,
- stymie ,
- take on ,
- take wind out of sails .
- adjourn ,
- arrest ,
- bar ,
- bide time ,
- check ,
- choke ,
- clog ,
- confine ,
- curb ,
- dawdle ,
- defer ,
- detain ,
- deter ,
- dilly-dally ,
- drag ,
- encumber ,
- filibuster ,
- gain time ,
- hold ,
- hold over ,
- keep ,
- keep back ,
- lag ,
- lay over ,
- linger ,
- loiter ,
- postpone ,
- procrastinate ,
- prolong ,
- prorogue ,
- protract ,
- put off ,
- remand ,
- repress ,
- restrict ,
- retard ,
- shelve ,
- slacken ,
- stall ,
- stave off ,
- stay ,
- table ,
- tarry ,
- temporize ,
- withhold .
- Disadvise ,
- chill ,
- control ,
- deprecate ,
- disfavor ,
- disincline ,
- divert ,
- frighten ,
- hold back ,
- hold off ,
- indispose ,
- quiet ,
- scare ,
- shake ,
- talk out of ,
- throw cold water on ,
- turn aside ,
- turn off ,
- warn .
- afflict ,
- agitate ,
- ail ,
- alarm ,
- amaze ,
- annoy ,
- arouse ,
- astound ,
- badger ,
- burn up ,
- complicate ,
- confound ,
- confuse ,
- depress ,
- derange ,
- disarrange ,
- disarray ,
- discompose ,
- dishearten ,
- disorganize ,
- displace ,
- disrupt ,
- distort ,
- distract ,
- distress ,
- excite ,
- fluster ,
- gall ,
- grieve ,
- harass ,
- irk ,
- irritate ,
- jumble ,
- make uneasy ,
- mess up ,
- mix up ,
- molest ,
- move ,
- muddle ,
- outrage ,
- pain ,
- perplex ,
- perturb ,
- pester ,
- pique ,
- plague ,
- provoke ,
- puzzle ,
- rattle ,
- remove ,
- replace ,
- rouse ,
- ruffle ,
- shake up ,
- shift ,
- startle ,
- tire ,
- unhinge ,
- unnerve ,
- unsettle ,
- upset ,
- vex ,
- worry .
- appropriate ,
- arrogate ,
- crash ,
- elbow in ,
- entrench ,
- impinge ,
- make inroads ,
- muscle in ,
- put two cents in ,
- squeeze in ,
- stick nose into ,
- trench ,
- usurp ,
- work in ,
- worm in .
- dabble ,
- doodle ,
- feel ,
- fidget ,
- finger ,
- fool ,
- handle ,
- mess ,
- mess around ,
- monkey ,
- play ,
- potter ,
- puddle ,
- putter ,
- touch ,
- toy ,
- trifle ,
- twiddle .
- bottleneck ,
- box in ,
- burden ,
- contravene ,
- cripple ,
- delay ,
- fetter ,
- hamstring ,
- hog-tie ,
- muzzle ,
- neutralize ,
- offset ,
- prohibit ,
- terminate .
- blow whistle on ,
- brake ,
- close off ,
- cramp one's style ,
- cut off ,
- dam ,
- discomfit ,
- disconcert ,
- embarrass ,
- faze ,
- flag one ,
- freeze ,
- saddle with ,
- shut down ,
- shut off ,
- slow .
- aggravate ,
- discombobulate ,
- disoblige ,
- exasperate ,
- give a hard time ,
- give trouble ,
- make it tough ,
- put in a spot ,
- put on the spot ,
- put to trouble ,
- try .
- Intermeddle ,
- baffle ,
- balk ,
- barge in ,
- busybody ,
- butt in ,
- conflict ,
- discommode ,
- foil ,
- fool with ,
- frustrate ,
- get in the way ,
- get involved ,
- hamper ,
- handicap ,
- hang up ,
- hinder ,
- hold up ,
- horn in ,
- impede ,
- incommode ,
- inconvenience ,
- inhibit ,
- intercede ,
- interlope ,
- intermediate ,
- intermit ,
- interpose ,
- intrude ,
- jam ,
- make ,
- mix in ,
- obstruct ,
- obtrude ,
- oppose ,
- poke nose in ,
- prevent ,
- remit ,
- step in ,
- stop ,
- suspend ,
- tamper ,
- thwart ,
- trammel ,
- trouble .
- abuse rights ,
- advance ,
- chime in ,
- come uninvited ,
- crash the gates ,
- dabble in ,
- inquire ,
- kibitz ,
- sidewalk-superintend ,
- snoop ,
- stick nose in .
- arbitrate ,
- come between ,
- involve ,
- negotiate ,
- put in two cents ,
- reconcile ,
- settle ,
- sever ,
- take a hand .
- access ,
- assail ,
- assault ,
- descend upon ,
- fall on ,
- foray ,
- go in ,
- infect ,
- infest ,
- inroad ,
- loot ,
- maraud ,
- occupy ,
- overrun ,
- overspread ,
- overswarm ,
- penetrate ,
- permeate ,
- pervade ,
- pillage ,
- plunder ,
- ravage ,
- storm ,
- swarm over .
- bring about ,
- cause ,
- coerce ,
- concuss ,
- constrain ,
- dragoon ,
- drive ,
- effect ,
- force ,
- impel ,
- impress ,
- initiate ,
- oblige ,
- press ,
- pressurize ,
- prevail upon ,
- require ,
- secure ,
- shotgun ,
- start .
- act as middle ,
- bring to terms ,
- conciliate ,
- deal ,
- go fifty-fifty ,
- make a deal ,
- make peace ,
- meet halfway ,
- moderate ,
- propitiate ,
- referee ,
- resolve ,
- restore harmony ,
- strike happy medium ,
- trade off ,
- umpire .
- fool around ,
- pry ,
- tinker .
How to use "Inter-fere" in context?
Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED) is a mental disorder in which individuals experience recurrent intrusive, overwhelming thoughts and images that are disturbingly intense and persistent. These thoughts and images are associated with traumatic events or intense emotions. The disorder can be very disabling and coslty affects people of all ages.
IED is a result of exposure to extremely stressful situations or exposures to powerful explosives. IED can be the result of anything from military combat to terrorist attacks. Generally, people with IED are exposed to a traumatic event that is extremely upsetting and overwhelming. After the event, these individuals have recurrent, intrusive memories or thoughts about the event.
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