interject

interject synonyms

interpose compare interject and interpose
inject compare interject and inject
introduce compare interject and introduce
throw in compare interject and throw in
insert compare interject and insert
put in compare interject and put in
interrupt compare interject and interrupt
butt in compare interject and butt in
interpolate compare interject and interpolate
insinuate compare interject and insinuate
cut in compare interject and cut in
break in compare interject and break in
intervene compare interject and intervene
fill in compare interject and fill in
come in compare interject and come in
include compare interject and include
chime in compare interject and chime in
chip in compare interject and chip in
intercalate compare interject and intercalate
intrude compare interject and intrude
work in compare interject and work in
remark compare interject and remark
infuse compare interject and infuse
instill compare interject and instill
comment compare interject and comment
enter compare interject and enter
add compare interject and add
say compare interject and say
state compare interject and state
pronounce compare interject and pronounce
observe compare interject and observe
mention compare interject and mention
opine compare interject and opine
infix compare interject and infix
interlope compare interject and interlope
put one's oar in compare interject and put one's oar in
squeeze in compare interject and squeeze in
reflect compare interject and reflect
admit compare interject and admit
barge in compare interject and barge in
announce compare interject and announce
declare compare interject and declare
interfere compare interject and interfere
infiltrate compare interject and infiltrate
implant compare interject and implant
assert compare interject and assert
put compare interject and put
stick compare interject and stick
thrust compare interject and thrust
pester compare interject and pester

interject definitions

verb

  • To insert something between other things. 

  • To say as an interruption or aside. 

  • To interpose oneself; to intervene.