252 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ˌɪntəfˈi͡əɹəns], [ ˌɪntəfˈi‍əɹəns], [ ˌɪ_n_t_ə_f_ˈiə_ɹ_ə_n_s]

Similar words for interference:

• interfering (adjective)
• other relevant words (adjective)
• act (noun)
• block (noun)
• conflict (noun)
• disagreement (noun)
• disconnection (noun)
• distraction (noun)
• disturbance (noun)
• encumbrance (noun)
• event (noun)
• filibuster (noun)
• friction (noun)
• hindrance (noun)
• hitch (noun)
• incumbrance (noun)
• inhibition (noun)
• interception (noun)
• interference (noun)
• intervention (noun)
• intrusion (noun)
• meddling (noun)
• meddling, impedance (noun)
• obstacle (noun)
• obstruction (noun)
• opposition (noun)
• other relevant words (noun)
• other synonyms
• blocking
• other relevant words

How to use "interference" in context?

Paraphrases for interference

Hypernyms for interference

Hyponyms for interference

Synonyms for Interference:

• adj.

  • interfering (adjective)
  • more snooping,
  • most snooping,
  • most interference,
  • most interrupting,
  • more interference,
  • most nosiness,
  • most meddlesomeness,
  • more interrupting,
  • more meddlesomeness,
  • more nosiness.
  • Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • officious,
  • interfering.

• n.

  •
  • clearance,
  • collision,
  • corner,
  • catch,
  • backhand,
  • removal,
  • delivery,
  • blast,
  • clashing,
  • restraint,
  • ball,
  • dribble,
  • cross,
  • retardation,
  • chip,
  • dive.
  •
  • footprint,
  • intrusion,
  • cell,
  • interruption,
  • prying,
  • get.
  •
  • barrier,
  • entry,
  • engagement,
  • stake.
  •
  • participate.
  • act (noun)
  • Hinderance,
  • interference.
  • block (noun)
  • block.
  • conflict (noun)
  • concours,
  • factionalism,
  • set-to,
  • set to,
  • divided loyalties,
  • setto,
  • strife.
  • disagreement (noun)
  • friction.
  • disconnection (noun)
  • dis connection,
  • dis-continuities,
  • dis-connection,
  • dis continuities,
  • dis continuity,
  • dis-connections,
  • dis connections,
  • dis-continuity.
  • distraction (noun)
  • be-wilderments,
  • dis traction,
  • be wilderment,
  • dis-orders,
  • dis orders,
  • dis-tractions,
  • pre-occupation,
  • re creation,
  • dis-traction,
  • pre occupations,
  • dis-order,
  • dis order,
  • be wilderments,
  • dis tractions,
  • re creations,
  • be-wilderment,
  • pre-occupations,
  • pre occupation.
  • disturbance (noun)
  • disturbance.
  • encumbrance (noun)
  • encumbrance.
  • event (noun)
  • noise.
  • filibuster (noun)
  • de-lays,
  • de-lay,
  • de lay,
  • stonewallings,
  • holding floor,
  • talkathons,
  • de lays.
  • friction (noun)
  • flak,
  • sour note,
  • bickerings,
  • bone to pick,
  • bad feeling,
  • impedances,
  • impedance,
  • wranglings.
  • hindrance (noun)
  • gridlock,
  • foot dragging,
  • jam-up,
  • hang up,
  • Cumbrance,
  • excess baggage,
  • millstone,
  • jam up.
  • hitch (noun)
  • hitch.
  • incumbrance (noun)
  • incumbrance.
  • inhibition (noun)
  • inter-dict,
  • re-serve,
  • self-consciousnesses,
  • re serve,
  • re-serves,
  • selfconsciousnesses,
  • selfconsciousness,
  • inter dict,
  • self consciousness,
  • self consciousnesses.
  • interception (noun)
  • inter posing,
  • interfering withs,
  • inter-posing,
  • interposings.
  • interference (noun)
  • preventive,
  • preventative.
  • intervention (noun)
  • interposition.
  • intrusion (noun)
  • in-road,
  • in-roads,
  • over running,
  • in roads,
  • forced entrances,
  • over-stepping,
  • over stepping,
  • in road,
  • in-fractions,
  • overrunnings,
  • in fractions,
  • over-runnings,
  • over runnings,
  • oversteppings,
  • in-fraction,
  • over-running.
  • meddling (noun)
  • meddlesomenesses,
  • snoopings,
  • pryings,
  • interruptings.
  • meddling, impedance (noun)
  • barring,
  • background,
  • barging in,
  • tackling,
  • trespassing,
  • arrest,
  • Clogging,
  • resistance,
  • Hampering,
  • Checking,
  • Intermeddling,
  • backseat driving,
  • choking,
  • tampering,
  • opposition.
  • obstacle (noun)
  • dis incentive,
  • dis-incentive,
  • dis incentives,
  • dis-incentives.
  • obstruction (noun)
  • blockings.
  • opposition (noun)
  • confrontation,
  • impediment,
  • challenge,
  • contradiction,
  • dispute,
  • antagonism,
  • fight,
  • counteraction,
  • repulsion,
  • rebuff,
  • suppression,
  • objection,
  • protest,
  • obstinacy,
  • adversary,
  • disagreement,
  • repression,
  • counterattack,
  • defiance.
  • Other relevant words: (noun)
  • hindrance,
  • prohibitions,
  • obstruction,
  • intervention,
  • Divertissement,
  • conflict,
  • holding the floor,
  • pastime,
  • filibuster,
  • inhibition,
  • interception,
  • re-creation,
  • Disincentives,
  • sublimation,
  • forced entrance,
  • incursion,
  • meddling,
  • shyness,
  • beguilements,
  • meddlesomeness,
  • Interrupting,
  • distraction,
  • divertissements,
  • self-consciousness,
  • procrastinations,
  • obstacle,
  • re-creations,
  • hurdle,
  • interfering with,
  • hangup,
  • obstacles,
  • Obtrusion,
  • disconnection,
  • talkathon,
  • procrastination,
  • disincentive,
  • beguilement,
  • sublimations.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • limitation,
  • participant,
  • white noise,
  • narrowness,
  • participation,
  • ghosting,
  • GPS,
  • complicity,
  • radar,
  • spying.
  •
  • confusion,
  • static,
  • reentry,
  • entanglement,
  • exclusion,
  • signal-to-noise ratio,
  • directional,
  • vested interest.
  •
  • involvement.
  •
  • reception,
  • scanner,
  • sideline.
  •
  • withdrawal,
  • transmission.
  •
  • receive.
  •
  • scan.
  •
  • retreat,
  • end.
  •
  • jam.
  •
  • part.
  •
  • track.
  •
  • pick up.
  • blocking
  • blocking.
  • Other relevant words:
  • molecular genetics.

How to use "Interference" in context?

Paraphrases for Interference:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    meddling, interventions.
  • Noun, plural
    interventions.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    meddling, interventionism.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    interfere.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    impediment.
  • Verb, past tense
    Interfered.
  • Verb, past participle
    Interfered.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    interferes.
  • Verb, base form
    interfere.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    non-interference.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    obstruction, non-interference, non-intervention.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    disruptive, intrusive.
  • Proper noun, singular
    intervene, intervening, reaches, offences.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    blending, coercion, constraint, distortion, engagement, harassment, hindrance, impairment, inconvenience, incursion, interplay, interposition, intersecting, intervening, intrusiveness, mediation, nuisance, obstacle, overlap, overlapping, parasite, perturbation, prejudice, restriction, trespassing, violation.
  • Verb, past tense
    disrupted, spoke, Intervened, Waged.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    affecting, blocking, coming, compromising, constraining, falling, hindering, inhibiting, intervening, limiting, Detracting, Hampering, Introducing, Obstructing, undermining.
  • Verb, past participle
    covered, directed, engaged, included, involved, Entered, Inserted, Intervened, Introduced.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    stops, fetters, Affects, erodes, hampers, hinders, impairs, undermines, constrains, bans, inhibits, prevents, limits, impedes, obstructs, frustrates, restricts, impinges.
  • Verb, base form
    intervene.

• Other Related

  • Noun, plural
    encroachments.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    encroachment, influence, interaction, intrusion, jamming, manipulation, interventions.
  • Verb, base form
    meddle.

Hypernym for Interference:

• n.

  • act
    complication, deterrence, bar, thwarting, obstruction, antagonism, frustration, prevention, foiling.
  • event
    background, atmospherics, static, crosstalk, white noise, atmospheric static, fadeout, jitter, xt, clutter, background signal.

Hyponym for Interference:

• n.

  • act
    block, human action, act, deed, human activity, blocking.
  • communication
    foreign policy.
  • event
    trouble.