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interposeverb to act as a go-between for opposing sidesan elder statesman who has interposed a number of times in international conflicts intercede, intermediate, intervene, mediate butt in, interfere, intrude, meddle, obtrude, pry, snooparbitrate, moderate, negotiate, refereebarge (in), botherbreak (in), chime in, cut ininfringe, invade, trespass stand byavoid, eschew, shundisregard, ignore, overlook to cause a disruption in a conversation or discussionI hate to interpose, but could you tell me what you meant by that last remark? break in, chime in, chip in(chiefly British), cut in, interrupt, intrude barge (in), bother, horn inadd, contribute, put in to put among or between othersa solid line of police in riot gear interposed itself between the trade ministers and the crowd of protesters edge in, fit (in or into), inject, insert, insinuate, intercalate, interject, interpolate, intersperse, introduce, sandwich (in or between), work in cut in, inlay, inset, installinterfile, interline, lard, weavecram, shove, thrust, wedgeadd, append, attach eject, eliminate, exclude, expel, extract, withdrawdeduct, detach, subtractreject interpose, interfere, intervene, mediate, intercede mean to come or go between.interpose often implies no more than this.interposed herself between him and the door interfere implies hindering.noise interfered with my concentration intervene may imply an occurring in space or time between two things or a stepping in to stop a conflict.quarreled until the manager intervened mediate implies intervening between hostile factions.mediated between the parties intercede implies acting for an offender in begging mercy or forgiveness.interceded on our behalf Cf. introduce. in 1582 |