Definition for Interpose:

• To introduce or inject between the parts of a conversation or argument.

Synonyms for Interpose:

• n.

  •
  • bed,
  • bottle,
  • crate,
  • entomb,
  • bag,
  • center,
  • box,
  • bury.
  •
  • shout out,
  • cut someone short,
  • include.
  •step-in (noun)
  • step-in.
  •throw-in (noun)
  • throw-in.

• v.

  •arbitrate (verb)
  • adjust,
  • adjudge,
  • bring to terms,
  • meet halfway,
  • smooth,
  • conciliate,
  • umpire,
  • judge,
  • determine,
  • settle,
  • play ball,
  • parley,
  • adjudicate,
  • decide,
  • reconcile.
  •broach (verb)
  • bring up,
  • offer,
  • moot,
  • open up,
  • submit,
  • propose,
  • mention,
  • suggest,
  • approach,
  • move,
  • talk of,
  • touch on,
  • advance,
  • raise subject,
  • hint at,
  • ventilate,
  • speak of.
  •chip in (verb)
  • come through,
  • pay,
  • pitch in,
  • subscribe,
  • go Dutch,
  • conate,
  • ante up.
  •come between (verb)
  • estrange,
  • part,
  • divide,
  • separate.
  •comment (verb)
  • bring out,
  • criticize,
  • state,
  • interpret,
  • elucidate,
  • annotate,
  • clarify,
  • explain,
  • construe,
  • disclose,
  • pronounce,
  • point out,
  • affirm,
  • reflect,
  • explicate,
  • illustrate,
  • gloss,
  • assert,
  • express,
  • say,
  • observe,
  • notice,
  • note,
  • conclude.
  •discontinue (verb)
  • disunite,
  • cease,
  • break off,
  • disjoin,
  • quit,
  • end,
  • finish,
  • stop,
  • close,
  • halt,
  • scrub,
  • knock off,
  • leave off,
  • suspend,
  • desist,
  • disconnect,
  • terminate,
  • kill,
  • dissever,
  • abandon,
  • pause,
  • drop.
  •encroach (verb)
  • crash,
  • appropriate,
  • worm in,
  • stick nose into,
  • make inroads,
  • entrench,
  • muscle in,
  • usurp,
  • trench,
  • elbow in,
  • put two cents in,
  • work in,
  • arrogate,
  • impinge,
  • squeeze in.
  •fill in (verb)
  • re placing,
  • under studies,
  • takes place of,
  • re placed,
  • re-place,
  • takes the place of,
  • under studied,
  • under-studies,
  • taking place of,
  • under studying,
  • re presenting,
  • under study,
  • re-places,
  • re-presenting,
  • under-studying,
  • re places,
  • taking the place of,
  • re-presents,
  • re-presented,
  • took the place of,
  • Re-present,
  • re-placing,
  • re-placed,
  • re presents,
  • re present,
  • took place of,
  • re presented,
  • under-studied,
  • re place,
  • under-study.
  •get in (verb)
  • blows in,
  • gaining ingress,
  • re aching,
  • getting inside,
  • gotten inside,
  • blew in,
  • re ached,
  • gets inside,
  • re-ached,
  • gains ingress,
  • got inside,
  • gat inside,
  • re-aching,
  • gained ingress.
  •step in (verb)
  • being invited,
  • were invited,
  • lends hand,
  • lending hand,
  • took action,
  • wast invited,
  • is invited,
  • lent a hand,
  • lent hand,
  • am invited,
  • was invited,
  • taking action,
  • wert invited,
  • lending a hand,
  • lend hand,
  • takes action,
  • lends a hand,
  • art invited,
  • are invited.
  •tamper (verb)
  • de stroy,
  • poke nose in to,
  • monkeyed around,
  • co-oked,
  • de-stroyed,
  • mucked about,
  • phonying up,
  • pokes nose into,
  • mucking about,
  • poked nose into,
  • de stroys,
  • poked nose in to,
  • de-stroys,
  • messes around with,
  • poking nose into,
  • co-oking,
  • mucks about,
  • messing around with,
  • fiddles with,
  • phonies up,
  • co oked,
  • monkeys around,
  • de-stroying,
  • de-stroy,
  • de stroyed,
  • phonied up,
  • de stroying,
  • pokes nose in to,
  • co oking,
  • poking nose in to.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • interlard.
  •broach
  • Mooting,
  • talked of,
  • touched on,
  • touching on,
  • moots,
  • Mooted,
  • opening up,
  • opened up,
  • speaking of,
  • hinted at.
  •encroach
  • Trenched,
  • Trenching,
  • usurped,
  • worked in.
  •get in
  • blow in,
  • Embarking,
  • get inside,
  • gain ingress,
  • blowing in.

Antonyms for Interpose:

• v.

  • Other antonyms:
    disregard, expel, eschew, exclude, reject, ignore, retire, detach, stand back, shun, extract, keep away, deduct, subtract, keep out, overlook, eliminate, eject, withdraw, hold off, avoid.

Interpose Sentence Examples:

• They saw them come close upon each other: we should lose the impression as we read, if other incidents were allowed to interpose themselves.

• The principal commercial states have in this a common interest, and it is to be hoped that no one of them will attempt to interpose obstacles to the entire independence of the islands.

Hyponym for Interpose:

• v.

  • motion
    introduce.