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Interloper
One who intrudes by meddling or trespassing on the rights of others
Ex is such an interloper in church matters
Verb interloper
Internecine
Very destructive to both sides in a conflict involving slaughter and carnage
Adj
Ex the internecine cost of victory
Pertaining to the struggle or conflict within a group organization or nation
Ex the internecine struggle of the civil war
Interpolate
Verb
To insert or add something between other parts especially in a text or written work
Ex the composer let the singer interpolate aria of her voice
To introduce material that severely alters a text or falsifies it
Ex freely interpolated new speeches
Interpolation noun interpolative adj
Interregnum
Any period of time when a state is without a ruler or has a provisional government especially btw the reign of a sovereign and a successor
Noun
Ex during the interregnum of
An interval between controlling elements
An interruption in an otherwise continuous function or process
Ex the old is dying and the new can not be born- this is an interregnum
Interpose
Verb
To insert btw parts of something- intersect in a convo
Ex interposed an extra day
To apply pressure or influence - to meddle
She interposed herself
Interposition noun
Juxtapose
Verb to place side by side
Juxtaposes contrasting words
Juxtaposition noun
Propinquity
Nearness proximity
Noun
Kinship-children
Rapprochement
Reconciliation
Restoration of cordial relations
The rapprochement of ….
Quiescent
A rest Dormant motionless Adj May have appeared quiescent Noun quiescence
Acquiesce
Verb to agree or consent
Without any obligation
Acquiescence noun
Acquiescent- adj
Requiem
A mass service for the repose departed souls
Music poetry for dead
To sing a requiem
Unrequited
Not reciprocated Not given in payment or returned in kind Adj Unrequited love Unrequitable
Abstruse
Difficult to understand
Complex
Adj their abstruse lectures
Noun abstruse news
Extrude
Verb
To punch or thrust out a liquid or malleable sub that retains or solidifies into predetermined shape
Noun extrusion
Intrude
Verb
To force ones ideas or oneself on others
Obstructed business affairs
To thrust or push out like protrude in a way
Often undesirable
Obtrude upon a surface
Obtruder
Obtrusive
Obtrusion
Obtrusiveness