Intervened is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERVENED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERVENE, to come or be between
• (of an event or circumstance) occur as a delay or obstacle to something being done
• interrupt verbally
• become involved in a lawsuit as a third party.
• be situated between things
• take part in something so as to prevent or alter a result or course of events
• occur in the time between events
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to occur, fall, or come between points of time or events

Words related to INTERVENED

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How to use INTERVENED in a sentence

• This space having intervened, the others resume courage, so far as to venture to take their place on the fortifications and present the aspect of defenders.
• Sir John, however, intervened with smooth speeches and for the rest of supper the conversation was kept to less painful topics.
• The Sabbath now intervened, and it was deemed advisable to open meetings in the chapel during the ensuing week.
• Arrived at the other side, they hauled the canoe up and hurried through the thin belt of wood and willows that intervened between the lake and the prairie.
• Then a kindly Providence intervened, and after months of expectation a little son lay in her arms, and both families rejoiced with the girl and shared her pride in the boy baby.
• Again and again the ball flew singing on its way, till at last the campus was at hand again, and Stony Bunker intervened between West and Home.
• Being rather nervous about descending some long snow-slopes which still intervened between us and the head of the valley, I offered more pay, and he went on a little way.
• Soon the point of rock that had sheltered them so long from many a westerly gale intervened and shut it out from view for ever.
• During the two years that intervened between these events, the lot of the Loyalists was one of gloomy uncertainty.
• Still she kept hoping for some word during the time that intervened between the notification and the day set for the hearing of the case.
• On the other hand, the German State has intervened with legislation, with full consciousness of the end and the means.
• But the table intervened between him and the Free Trader.
• At Waldhofen where Willibald was expected, he appeared suddenly in hot haste to spend with Marietta the few days which intervened before he marched to the front.
• The days that intervened before Theodora saw him again were uneventful and full of blankness.
• No heavenly voice spoke, no miracle intervened as her young limbs were tied to the stake and the fagots and straw piled up about her.
• All of these were legitimate principles in the dark ages which intervened between ancient and modern civilization, but exploded and held in just horror in the eighteenth century.
• In the fulness of time the destiny which had twice intervened would intervene again.
• He strove to summon up that strength, but a sense of pity, that perhaps really was akin to love, intervened to prevent its advent.
• But despotic power from abroad intervened to suppress that hope.
• Had a policeman intervened because their lamps were not lit, Hoopdriver had cut him down and ridden on, after the fashion of a hero born.
• It was no less than eight days I waited for them, when a strange and unforeseen accident intervened, of which the like has not, perhaps, been heard of in history.
• CHAPTER XVI Of the weary hours which intervened between her meeting with Cicely and Marsworth at Windermere station and her sight of Dr.
• And when in the night, with honesty unimpeachable, he had decided to restore them to the landing, Fate had intervened once more.
• I am well aware that the busy years which have intervened have taken the edge off some of my recollections, while the lapse of time has possibly touched others with a sunset glow.
• But whilst the building was in course of construction the Reformation intervened and put a stop to the work.
• Without turning her head she ran past the houses which intervened between her and the side street.
• His exile from Paris was of brief duration, for friends intervened.
• Once more plague intervened and he spent some time at Dresden, afterwards going to Wittenberg for the winter.
• Two or three rows intervened between it and that in which sat my mother and our household.
• Even when not much changed in themselves, mere ideas fall into a new setting, whereas things, unless something else has intervened to move them, reappear in their old places.
• But at last sheer physical exhaustion intervened and he fell heavily asleep.

Similar words containing TERVEN without suffix ed and without prefix in

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