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to interfere with
01
to stop something from continuing, happening, or succeeding as it was supposed to
02
to use illegal methods, like threats or bribes, to influence a person who is supposed to provide evidence in a legal case
03
to engage in inappropriate and illegal sexual conduct with a child
04
to touch or change something in a way that damages it or makes it not work properly
interfere with
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Example
The storm's arrival might interfere with our outdoor picnic plans.
Bad weather conditions can interfere with flight schedules and cause delays.
The loud construction noise next door is interfering with my ability to concentrate on work.
His constant interruptions started to interfere with the team's productivity.
Please turn off your phone during the meeting to avoid interfering with our discussion.
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