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Interposal
The act of interposing interposition intervention
Interposer
One who or that which interposes or intervenes an obstacle or interruption a mediator or agent between parties
Interpose
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Interpone
To interpose to insert or place between
Interspeech
A speech interposed between others
Intermeddle
To meddle with the affairs of others to meddle officiously to interpose or interfere improperly to mix or meddle with
Interfere
has been stated in the aforesaid work at p. 147 of Vol. 29 obstruction of justice is to interpose obstacles or impediments, or to hinder, impede or in any manner interrupt or prevent the administra-tion of justice,
Intervention
A third person not originally a party to a suit, but claiming an interest in the matter, may interpose at any stage of the suit in defence of his own interest, whenever affected either as to person
Interlace
To unite as by lacing together to insert or interpose one thing within another to intertwine to interweave
Interject
To throw in between to insert to interpose
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Interpose - Law Dictionary Search Results
Interposal
The act of interposing interposition intervention
Interposer
One who or that which interposes or intervenes an obstacle or interruption a mediator or agent between parties
Interpose
Matched in: Term Interpose
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Interpone
To interpose to insert or place between
Interspeech
A speech interposed between others
Intermeddle
To meddle with the affairs of others to meddle officiously to interpose or interfere improperly to mix or meddle with
Interfere
has been stated in the aforesaid work at p. 147 of Vol. 29 obstruction of justice is to interpose obstacles or impediments, or to hinder, impede or in any manner interrupt or prevent the administra-tion of justice,
Intervention
A third person not originally a party to a suit, but claiming an interest in the matter, may interpose at any stage of the suit in defence of his own interest, whenever affected either as to person
Interlace
To unite as by lacing together to insert or interpose one thing within another to intertwine to interweave
Interject
To throw in between to insert to interpose
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