Interrupt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERRUPT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to break in between
• stop the continuous progress of (an activity or process)
• stop (someone speaking) by saying or doing something
• break the continuity of (a line or surface)
• obstruct (something, especially a view).
• break into (a conversation etc)
• To break into, or between; to stop, or hinder by breaking in upon the course or progress of; to interfere with the current or motion of; to cause a temporary cessation of; as, to interrupt the remarks speaking.
• To divide; to separate; to break the monotony of; as, the evenness of the road was not interrupted by a single hill.
• make a break in
• destroy the peace or tranquility of
• interfere in someone else\'s activity
• terminate
NOUN:
• a signal that temporarily stops the execution of a program so that another procedure can be carried out
• signal to initiate the stopping of the running of one computer program in order to run another
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to stop or hinder by breaking in

Words related to INTERRUPT

interrupted14 interrupting15 interrupts12

Words that contain INTERRUPT

interrupts12 interrupted14 interrupter13 interruptor13 interrupters14 interrupting15 interruption14 interruptive17 interruptors14 interruptedly19 interruptible17 interruptions15 uninterrupted16 interruptively22 uninterruptedly21 interruptedness18

How to use INTERRUPT in a sentence

• No one seemed to be particularly anxious to go back and interrupt Mrs.
• His listeners would crowd around his pulpit, and even interrupt his teachings by their applause.
• For it is of the nature of such temper to interrupt the formation of healthy mental habits, which depend on a growing harmony between perception, conviction, and impulse.
• To interrupt the contest the instructor will command HALT, at which the combatants will immediately come to the order.
• Pray sir, says I, not to interrupt you, have you any business with me? Only, sir, replies he, order the girl to bring me a better light, for this is but a very dim one.
• Oh, well, of course, if Angel can be allowed to interrupt you, I suppose I can too.
• I would be in bed for days, all warm from head to foot, and no one would interrupt my pleasant excursions in the world I preferred to this.
• I did not interrupt him, when he passed the place where I was sitting with David, but two or three times he halted as he came by us.
• Yet these sounds did not interrupt the unusual stillness.
• If I was willing to enter upon any daring exploit, there was no one to observe or interrupt.
• His companion appeared little disposed to interrupt his meditations, but stood leaning against the naked walls, himself the subject of deep and sorrowful reflection.
• Also it was decreed that to interrupt a tribune in a public speech deserved death.
• And here, O men of Athens, I must beg you not to interrupt me, even if I seem to say something extravagant.
• That general however had taken such precautions, that the king of England could not interrupt the siege nor attack the French lines without great disadvantage.
• But, unless some unforeseen accident occur and interrupt his career, it can only hold the most brilliant rewards.
• His last words had been uttered with so much feeling that neither my grandfather nor I could interrupt the long silence, as he sat looking dreamily into the fire.
• Hot water and skillful massage could interrupt the paroxysms.
• Never speak with the mouth full, nor interrupt another when talking.
• Tiffles was silent, in order that he might not interrupt the quiet admiration of the spectators.
• Livesey were talking together on the quarter-deck, and anxious as I was to tell them my story, I durst not interrupt them openly.
• It was not far from where they had met on the previous morning, but no officer appeared to interrupt their combat.
• Used, also, to give the alarm when a professor or tutor is about to interrupt a spree.
• But the moment when he did interrupt marked a change in their demeanor.
• Much he said, and he might have said still more, for it was long ere the startled girl could interrupt him.
• May the love of the chase never interrupt our attention of the welfare of the country.
• Later on the doctor called, but he did not at once interrupt the mother and son.
• The lowering of four degrees established the ancient extension of glaciers, though it did not interrupt animal or vegetable life.
• An insurrection took place, the object of which seems to have been, to interrupt the course of law, and get rid of debts and taxes.
• Some one had passed, without the least sound to interrupt the silence.
• She had been tempted to enter the room suddenly, to throw herself between these men and interrupt their conversation.
• Francis did not once interrupt the flow of my narrative.

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