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in·ter·vene
/
ˌɪn
tərˈvin
/
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in-ter-
veen
]
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verb (used without object),
-vened,
-ven·ing.
1.
to come between disputing people, groups, etc.; intercede; mediate.
2.
to occur or be between two things.
3.
to occur or happen between other events or periods:
Nothing important intervened between the meetings.
4.
(of things) to occur incidentally so as to modify or hinder:
We enjoyed the picnic until a thunderstorm intervened.
5.
to interfere with
force
or a threat of force:
to intervene in the affairs of another country.
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6.
Law
.
to interpose and become a party to a suit pending between other parties.
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Origin:
1580–90;
<
Latin
intervenīre
to come between, equivalent to
inter-
inter-
+
venīre
to
come
;
see
convene
Related forms
re·in·ter·vene,
verb (used without object),
-vened,
-ven·ing.
un·in·ter·ven·ing,
adjective
Synonyms
1.
arbitrate, interpose.
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Example Sentences
But it may be in even less need of a remake: the
intervening
four decades have cast this film in a highly contemporary light.
Here the
intervening
phrases, with two singular nouns, may have thrown us off track.
However, in the
intervening
years, it had become a junk room/student resource center/storage closet.
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But it may be in even less need of a remake: the
intervening
four decades have cast this film in a highly contemporary light.
Here the
intervening
phrases, with two singular nouns, may have thrown us off track.
However, in the
intervening
years, it had become a junk room/student resource center/storage closet.
But in the
intervening
weeks, little has actually happened.
Intervening
obstacles influence the pattern of migration.
There must have been some developments in our understanding of these diminutive people during the
intervening
period.
During the
intervening
four centuries others have showered her with virtues.
Then they set the mechanical beast loose, only
intervening
to remove waste or replace consumed solutions.
Suppose you go out to concert or opera, there are four hours of darkness
intervening
.
In the
intervening
years scientists and philosophers have.
The time for
intervening
is before the decision is made.
Without
intervening
action, fiscal policy is on course to make matters worse.
Some conservation groups are
intervening
by breeding the birds in captivity.
Over the
intervening
decades, the methods have evolved.
It was terrific to find this article up after all the
intervening
years.
In the
intervening
year, open source activity has ignited.
But the infrequency of volcanic eruptions may make it hard to date
intervening
sediments.
Distant matters, whether rendered so by
intervening
space or time, have but an indefinite existence for us.
We are prevented by our roles from
intervening
on the candidates' behalf.
After decades of neglect, the state is at last
intervening
.
Over the
intervening
decades, advances in heavy artillery firepower had nearly rendered the fort's five-foot thick walls obsolete.
Another method uses an
intervening
star to gravitationally magnify the light from a more distant star with planets.
Previous question shall be considered as ordered without
intervening
motions.
But in the
intervening
years it has grown and grown and grown.
Scientists have both confirmed and questioned the theory in the
intervening
years.
Intervening
in a mouse model of disease, maintained in pathogen-free settings, is far easier than treating healthy mice.
Previous question shall be considered as ordered without
intervening
motions except motion to recommit.
In the
intervening
period, things have not improved.
In the
intervening
years their science progressed, both here and abroad.
About the only thing that had changed in the
intervening
two years was that the video quality had gotten better.
However, in the
intervening
years he has grown emotionally as well as physically.
The aims of
intervening
there are both humanitarian and idealistic but also political and pragmatic.
We usually end up
intervening
after a while to give everyone a break and restore some peace.
Nayfeld's daughter, but the
intervening
years would bring them only prison or legitimate work.
Face it, bad debt needs to be liquidated, and the central bank needs to stop
intervening
allow the market to correct itself.
The government is
intervening
to support farming, which employs half the population.
Yet he also ruled out
intervening
to create a buffer zone.
Yet the justification is the same: the costs of not
intervening
look larger.
One option is to keep on
intervening
as events unfold.
Ankara is playing a high-risk game by
intervening
in markets to shore up its currency and lacks the reserves to do.
In the
intervening
decades, the oil industry has made huge technological advances.
Install the
intervening
blocks so they nearly touch the line.
People are talking, which is of course the point for the nine
intervening
days.
In the
intervening
period he has been almost continually.
The harder sandstone ridges withstood the weathering of wind and water better than the softer
intervening
layers.
There is no evidence supporting any interaction of distant light with any kind of
intervening
matter:.
They had been attempting to drive down the franc by
intervening
in the money markets to little lasting effect.
In the
intervening
two months some of the cane had attained a height of five feet.
But
intervening
in a process can provide evidence of causation.
In the
intervening
years the economy has changed out of all recognition.
Little has happened in the
intervening
time, partly because this is not an easy task.
Intervening
when the opponents have opened the bidding can certainly gain, by indicating a lead, by crowding the opponents or by.
For one thing, in the
intervening
years he had forgotten what the message said.
These depend on measuring health and vitamin loads without otherwise
intervening
in the subjects.
The stories told in the course of it piece together what has happened in the
intervening
years.
And in the
intervening
five years, the computer revolution seems to have caught up to her.
Japan took more action to try to tackle a strong yen, but without
intervening
directly in currency markets.
The
intervening
years have proved that charm is not enough.
Some things have changed in the
intervening
years, but the need is as great as ever, and so is the worker motivation.
And it is true that the
intervening
two years have been a period of soul-searching and re-evaluation.
Most countries have become more indebted in the
intervening
years.
The fund has been
intervening
this year, but to little avail.
As soon as the
intervening
call ends, everybody must try to re-enter the co-present context as gracefully as possible.
Greenspan, seem to engage in creating bubble conditions while also inexplicably
intervening
in the antics of a hedge.
COLLAPSE
Etymonline
Word Origin & History
intervene
c.1600, from L. intervenire, from inter "between" + venire "to come" (see
venue
).
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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