Interrupts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERRUPTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERRUPT, to break in between
• stop (someone speaking) by saying or doing something
• obstruct (something, especially a view).
• stop the continuous progress of (an activity or process)
• break the continuity of (a line or surface)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to stop or hinder by breaking in

Words related to INTERRUPTS

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How to use INTERRUPTS in a sentence

• But Judkins comes and interrupts these wild thoughts.
• I am in the midst of a deeply-interesting conversation, which your presence interrupts.
• Their unsettled condition not only interrupts their own advances to prosperity, but has often seriously injured the other powers of the world.
• This repose, which is a kind of enchantment, returns every night, while darkness interrupts and hinders labour.
• Who interrupts us now at this late hour? It is the Governor.
• Her son Telemachus interrupts her by a loud sneeze.
• It is a custom of the house that nobody interrupts me over my books.
• David interrupts him with congratulations on his birthday, and sings a choral in his honour.
• Whatever interrupts our connection with the continent of Europe, or renders it unsafe, has, in some degree, the same effect with a stagnation of credit at home.
• Not a single column, not a single rib, nor architectural division interrupts that vast tapestry of frescoes.
• I object to a quarrel because it always interrupts an argument.
• The soreness which continues for several weeks interrupts the practice, and if it had not previously become too firmly fixed, it may be forgotten and not resumed.
• And how pleasing is the though that not even death interrupts this relation.
• This good Correspondence continues till the Lady observes the Lover grows happy in it, and then she interrupts it with some new Inconsistency of Behaviour.
• It interrupts the exercise of the accustomed judicial power.
• This being so, any screen which interrupts these selected rays of light will show upon it a picture of the object, only inverted.
• The robin is the one That interrupts the morn With hurried, few, express reports When March is scarcely on.
• But another of these bas-reliefs, close to the Renaissance clock, which interrupts the series of this history told in the choir-aisle, was even more astonishing.
• With others such a side activity continually interrupts the chief function.
• The entrance of Bertrand, a countryman just arrived from the neighbouring town of Vaucouleurs, interrupts the conversation.
• Then again he interrupts any little attempts at pleasing conversation with his infernal absurdities.
• It chills their affections, lessens their respect for the parental authority, interrupts their friendly intercourse, and perhaps drives them from the family-mansion.
• Even where this is wanting there is plenty of bloodshed to take its place, and a happy combination of horrors is supplied by the cannibal feast which Crusoe interrupts.
• At any point the photoplay interrupts the series and brings us back to the past.

Similar words containing TERRUPT without suffix s and without prefix in

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