Interposing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERPOSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERPOSE, to place between
• say (words) as an interruption
• exercise or advance (a veto or objection)
• place or insert between one thing and another
• intervene between parties
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to place in an intervening position; to put (oneself) between; intrude

Words related to INTERPOSING

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How to use INTERPOSING in a sentence

• Here again is another inscription of a curious character, as interposing a saint between the dead and his Saviour.
• Wilson followed Emily with the double purpose of ascertaining her views, and if necessary, of interposing her own authority against the repetition of similar excursions.
• These random shafts for which no interposing shield makes ready are sure to find the joints in our harness.
• However, Thor was swinging his club with marvellous might, and shattered all interposing shields, calling as loudly on his foes to attack him as upon his friends to back him up.
• At the bottom flowed a small, rapid stream, perhaps three rods wide, interposing itself betwixt him and the herd.
• However the President of Chile interposing, and declaring for Pizarro, Mindinuetta after a long and obstinate struggle, was obliged to submit.
• But tell me, Cebes, said Simmias, interposing, what arguments are urged in favour of this doctrine of recollection.
• Joy Molineau had taken her position several rods back from the trail, and under the circumstances, the rest of Forty Mile forbore interposing itself.
• It was a blow that must have killed him, but for the interposing hat, now battered down upon his bleeding head.
• Lincoln had suggested, interposing the Union army effectually to guard Washington and Baltimore.
• I think the attack, in a majority of the variations which arise in this game, may be strengthened by your interposing the K.
• So that, on neither supposition, would the executive be justifiable in interposing.
• This may, probably, be remedied by interposing a screen of very thin tissue paper tinged slightly of a bluish color.
• Home seemed home no longer with Caroline dead, Uncle George gone, and a forbidden subject of talk perpetually and mysteriously interposing between my parents and me.
• Then he laid a violent hand on the interposing obstacle and threw it back.
• Prince Rupert approached the town by another quarter, and, interposing the River Ouse between him and the enemy, safely joined his forces to those of Newcastle.
• The lord-chancellor, as speaker of the house, interposing, declared that by their rules a question once rejected could not be revived during the same session.
• Above five-sixths of the infantry had been engaged in aiding the government of Ireland, as by interposing between two hostile parties.
• Interposing between the victors and the vanquished, the Austrians rendered valuable services to the Russians, and, perhaps, preserved their army from total destruction.
• The design consists of two complete compositions united under one head by interposing a third.
• I faced him with a withering look, but, unmindful, he bowed, presenting me the cup, and interposing his bulky person between me and the deeply-quaffing pirates.
• With the audacity of ignorance they clambered up on the ice in order to cross the interposing tongue of the glacier and to descend farther behind it.
• I say, then, that the Divine Virtue or Power draws this Love into Its Own Similitude without any interposing medium.
• Hilbery either ignored or thought fit to baffle this desire by interposing various errands of her own.
• The Cardinal interposing said that he perceived Father Joseph and the Swedish Ambassador were not in good understanding, and he would endeavour to reconcile them.
• CEPHALUS - SOCRATES - POLEMARCHUS Quite correct, Socrates, if Simonides is to be believed, said Polemarchus interposing.
• SOCRATES - CLEITOPHON - POLEMARCHUS - THRASYMACHUS Yes, said Cleitophon, interposing, if you are allowed to be his witness.
• SOCRATES - GLAUCON But, said Glaucon, interposing, you have not given them a relish to their meal.
• I confess that I have endeavored to relieve myself from again interposing objections to the granting of a pension to this poor and aged widow.

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