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Intervene between parties

Place or insert between one thing and another

To place or put between or among others

To interrupt or intrude on a conversation or activity

To intrude, meddle, or trespass in others' affairs

To make a statement (of an opinion or explanation)

To stop, deflect or divert (something in progress or motion)

To anticipate and prevent or bypass (something which would otherwise have been necessary or required)

Cause disagreement between

To arrive at, or get to, a destination

Act as substitute

Prevent activity from going on

To interfere with (something) in order to cause damage or make unauthorized alterations

To fail to conform to a regulation or obligation

To put forward for discussion or consideration

To emphasize, stress, or indicate the importance of

To offer an opinion

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Verb

Intervene between parties

involve oneself

act as an intermediary

act as peacemaker

become involved

reconcile differences

restore harmony

act as middleman

strike happy medium

interpose oneself

insinuate oneself

interpose yourself

involve yourself

put in two cents

put your oar in

put your two cents in

act as a peacemaker

pour oil on troubled waters

act as a mediator

pronounce judgement

sit in judgement

act as honest broker

sit in judgment

hammer out a deal

work out a deal

bring to an agreement

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“Police had to interpose themselves between the rival groups.”

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Place or insert between one thing and another

“Thus, for example, a liver that is palpable may not be detected by percussion, if, as occasionally happens, a segment of colon is interposed between the liver and the abdominal wall.”

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To place or put between or among others

sandwich between

put your oar in

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Verb

To interrupt or intrude on a conversation or activity

join the conversation

put your two cents in

voice your opinion

share the expense

break someone's train of thought

break train of thought

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To intrude, meddle, or trespass in others' affairs

sidewalk-superintend

crash the gates

put two cents in

put your two cents in

stick your nose in

put your oar in

be a hindrance to

stand in the way of

get in the way of

stick your oar in

throw a spanner in the works of

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

poke your nose in

impose yourself

make inroads into

stick nose into

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To make a statement (of an opinion or explanation)

editorialise^UK

editorialize^US

be of the opinion

take as a hypothesis

have the feeling

be of the conviction

express an opinion

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Mix together

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To stop, deflect or divert (something in progress or motion)

head off at pass

stop and talk to

initiate a discussion with

call one's bluff

meet eyeball-to-eyeball

come up against

come face to face with

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To anticipate and prevent or bypass (something which would otherwise have been necessary or required)

make unnecessary

steal a march on

provide against

beat someone to it

beat someone to the punch

beat someone to the draw

beat somebody to it

act in advance of

be one step ahead of

head off at pass

keep from happening

put a damper on

throw cold water on

pour cold water on

act like a wet blanket

break the habit of

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Cause disagreement between

cause disagreement between

pit against one another

set against one another

set at variance

sow dissension between

drive a wedge between

cause disagreement among

sow dissension among

cause to disagree

cause disagreement

create a rift in

cause a rift between

create a schism in

turn your back on

make indifferent

withdraw the affections of

make unfriendly

make hostile to

put at a distance

interpose oneself

interpose yourself

put in two cents

involve oneself

put your oar in

put your two cents in

insinuate oneself

involve yourself

act as an intermediary

act as peacemaker

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Verb

To arrive at, or get to, a destination

present oneself

make an appearance

put in an appearance

punch the clock

show one's face

come on the scene

punch the time clock

arrive on the scene

show one's face

announce oneself

make oneself known

present yourself

put in appearance

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Act as substitute

take somebody's place

take the place of

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Prevent activity from going on

ax^US

axe^UK

bring to a halt

bring to an end

give something the chop

knock something on the head

pull the plug on

bring to a close

put the kibosh on

draw to a close

bring to a stop

bring to a standstill

come to a close

come to a standstill

give a wide berth to

step aside from

have nothing to do with

nip something in the bud

resist the temptation to

take a breather

have a breather

bring to a conclusion

turn your back on

stand down from

put a stop to something

give something up

restrain oneself from

stop oneself from

jack something in

quit cold turkey

stop in one's tracks

reach a standstill

throw in the towel

throw in the sponge

become obsolete

bring down curtain

put a period to

remove gradually

withdraw gradually

replace gradually

eliminate gradually

put the stopper on

dissociate from

be no longer valid

tie up loose ends

come to the end

be through with

take the pledge

go on the wagon

come to a conclusion

set the seal on

bring to fruition

get on the wagon

wind something up

bring to an untimely end

blow the whistle on

bring to standstill

take a breather from

put in cold storage

put on a back burner

phase something out

put on back burner

put on the shelf

sever relations with

break away from

dissociate oneself from

disaffiliate oneself from

keep from happening

break free from

take leave from

absent oneself from

have nothing more to do with

break the habit of

stop in your tracks

call it quits on

get rid of by stages

make it impossible for

make impossible

make it impracticable for

make impracticable

adopt Fabian tactics

leave unfinished

stop in full flow

declare null and void

throw overboard

come to standstill

catch one's breath

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Verb

To interfere with (something) in order to cause damage or make unauthorized alterations

mess around with

touch without permission

handle without permission

muck about with

muck around with

fool around with

tinker at the edges of

work amateurishly on

play around with

potter about with

rearrange the deckchairs on the Titanic

fool about with

mess about with

tinker with the edges of

adjust slightly

play about with

amuse oneself with

play games with

scratch the surface of

potter around with

potter round with

work superficially

fiddle around with

fiddle about with

eat like a bird

treat frivolously

treat in a cavalier fashion

play fast and loose with

play ducks and drakes with

think idly about

argue the pros and cons of

entertain the possibility of

have thoughts about

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Verb

To fail to conform to a regulation or obligation

transgress against

fail to observe

fail to comply with

fly in the face of

commit a breach of

cock a snook at

take no notice of

be in breach of

pay no attention to

dig your heels in

ride roughshod over

kick over the traces

be at odds with

come out against

refuse to accept the authority of

take no account of

not comply with

fall outside of

show contempt for

treat with disdain

laugh in the face of

take the piss out of

revolutionize^US

revolutionise^UK

break the rules

refuse to comply

take law into own hands

pin something on

call into question

cast doubt upon

cast aspersions upon

throw the book at

take issue with

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To put forward for discussion or consideration

raise the subject of

raise a subject

bring to somebody's attention

turn somebody on to

make somebody aware of

give somebody a taste for

advance insistently

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To emphasize, stress, or indicate the importance of

draw attention to

call attention to

focus attention on

bring to the fore

give prominence to

bring attention to

labor the point

put the accent on

give emphasis to

lay emphasis on

make more noticeable

make more prominent

place emphasis on

put emphasis on

make a feature of

make a point of

harp on the fact

impress on someone

turn the spotlight on

bring home to one

give an emphasis to

give priority to

make conspicuous

make a production of

turn spotlight on

give the full works

put the stress on

put the force on

throw into relief

lay the stress on

lay the emphasis on

place the stress on

place the emphasis on

put the emphasis on

point something up

play something up

make someone realize

make someone understand

throw something into relief

impress upon someone

make someone conscious of

keep going on about

make an issue of

make something clear to someone

put on center stage

give prominence

rule a line under

bring something home to someone

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To offer an opinion

put in two cents

editorialize^US

editorialise^UK

give utterance to

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