interposition

as ininterference
as inmediation
as inaside
as inintervention
as inintrusion

Synonyms for interposition

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Word Origin & History

late 14c., from Old French interposicion (12c.), from Latin interpositionem (nominative interpositio), noun of action from past participle stem of interponere "to put between, place among; put forward," from inter- (see inter-) + ponere (see position).

Example Sentences forinterposition

Then we, too, looked at each other with eyes that confessed an interposition.

Conscious that his interposition could be of no possible avail, he fled for life.

The disappearance of a star by the interposition of the moon is called an "occultation."

There is nothing else in it which ought to call for this interposition.

Melissy seized on her father joyfully as an interposition of Providence.

The clergy this time invoked the interposition of Government.

All would have been irretrievably lost had it not been for the interposition of Fabius.

Only the interposition of friends prevented their meeting on the field.

Even this interposition failed to put the irate Harris off his purpose.

It was, however, at last granted with difficulty on my interposition.

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