interferers (Meaning)
interferers
to take part in the concerns of others, to come in collision or be in opposition, to enter into the concerns of others, to act on one another, to act reciprocally so as to augment, diminish, or otherwise affect one another, to enter into or take a part in the concerns of others, to act in a way that impedes or obstructs others, to interpose in a way that hinders or impedes, to strike one foot against the opposite foot or ankle in walking or running, to be inconsistent with and disturb the performance of previously learned behavior
Synonyms & Antonyms of interferers
interferers Sentence Examples
- The constant interferers disrupted the peaceful meeting, their loud voices and aggressive remarks disrupting the flow of conversation.
- The scientists were annoyed by the frequent interferers in their experiments, who persistently contaminated their data with unauthorized variables.
- The diplomat's negotiations were hindered by the insidious interferers who secretly planted false information to undermine the talks.
- The detective's investigation was hampered by persistent interferers who attempted to manipulate evidence and obstruct his inquiries.
- The patient's recovery was slow due to the interferers in their medication, which caused harmful side effects and delayed healing.
- The musician's performance was marred by interferers who intentionally made noise to sabotage their sound.
- The students' focus during the exam was interrupted by interferers who whispered answers and distracted them from their work.
- The hikers' peaceful trek was disrupted by interferers who vandalized the trails and left behind litter.
- The wildlife sanctuary's ecosystem was threatened by interferers who introduced invasive species and disturbed natural habitats.
- The athlete's training regime was compromised by interferers who spread rumors and engaged in psychological warfare to undermine their confidence.
FAQs About the word interferers
to take part in the concerns of others, to come in collision or be in opposition, to enter into the concerns of others, to act on one another, to act reciprocal
intruders, spies, gossipers, informers, interlopers, kibitzers, gossips, kibbitzers, busybodies, informants
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The constant interferers disrupted the peaceful meeting, their loud voices and aggressive remarks disrupting the flow of conversation.
The scientists were annoyed by the frequent interferers in their experiments, who persistently contaminated their data with unauthorized variables.
The diplomat's negotiations were hindered by the insidious interferers who secretly planted false information to undermine the talks.
The detective's investigation was hampered by persistent interferers who attempted to manipulate evidence and obstruct his inquiries.
