interpolated

No implausible publication with “interpolated essays on the virtues of sanitary improvement” is beyond his sight.

The Iliad is not in any degree—save perhaps in a few interpolated passages—touched by the influences of that late age.

These transitions also serve another purpose, namely, to indicate an interpolated or parenthetical idea.

We may suppose that the Orphic poems were collected, edited and probably interpolated, in this dark hour of Greece.

"Jest the lawyer, Newt," interpolated Red Newton ingratiatingly.

"But we will never miss them," interpolated the Reverend Alexander Munro with solemn emphasis.