interfere (with) (Meaning)

interfere (with)

to stop or slow (something), to touch (a child) in a sexual and improper way

The construction noise interfered with our peaceful sleep.
The loud music interfered with my ability to concentrate on my studies.
The persistent ringing of the phone interfered with the meeting.
The heavy traffic interfered with our travel plans, causing significant delays.
The strong winds interfered with the flight, forcing us to reschedule our departure.
The technical difficulties interfered with the online exam, frustrating many students.
The political unrest interfered with international trade, leading to economic losses.
The demanding job interfered with her personal life, leaving her feeling exhausted.
The gossip and rumors interfered with the team's morale, creating a toxic atmosphere.
The ongoing pandemic has interfered with our daily routines and has had a profound impact on society.

to stop or slow (something), to touch (a child) in a sexual and improper way

embarrass, obstruct, hamper,hinder, impede, trammel, cramp one's style, hold up, stymie, disrupt

make way, assist,help, facilitate, open, aid, release,free, unplug, liberate

The construction noise interfered with our peaceful sleep.

The loud music interfered with my ability to concentrate on my studies.

The persistent ringing of the phone interfered with the meeting.

The heavy traffic interfered with our travel plans, causing significant delays.