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History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
insert

to put, fit, place, (something) (in, into, between etc)

put, tuck in

intercept

to stop and (usually) get hold of (a person or thing) between the starting-point and destination

head off; interrupt

interfere

to break in on another person's affairs without right or invitation

meddle, intervene

intrude

(to cause oneself, something) to enter when not invited or wanted

trespass, interrupt

meddle

to become involved without being asked to do so; interfere

intervene, interfere

tamper

to interfere with something

interfere, alter

INTERLOPE as in Wiktionary
INTERLOPE as in Wikipedia