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to interpose
01
to position or place oneself between other entities or objects
Intransitive
Transitive: to interpose oneself between two things or people
Example
The brave lifeguard interposed himself between the struggling swimmer and the strong ocean current.
During the confrontation, she courageously interposed herself between the two arguing friends.
02
to insert or place something between other elements
Transitive: to interpose sth between two things
Example
She gently interposed a bookmark between the pages of her favorite novel before setting it aside.
A layer of protective padding was interposed between the fragile items in the box to prevent damage during transit.
03
to interrupt or inject words into a conversation or discussion
Transitive: to interpose a remark
Example
During the heated debate, he chose to interpose his opinion.
As the group discussed future plans, she interposed a suggestion for a team-building activity.
04
to intervene or come between parties, often in a dispute, conflict, or negotiation
Intransitive: to interpose | to interpose between people
Example
The mediator was invited to interpose to facilitate a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflicts.
The HR manager had to interpose between two employees who were engaged in a heated argument.
