noun

interference

interference, meddling, obstruction

I resent his interference in my private life.

I resent his interference in my private life.

There is a lot of interference on the radio.

There is a lot of interference on the radio.

interference ((in sth.)) involvement in a situation where it is not wanted. I don't want any interference in my project.

interference ((with sth.)) the act of preventing something from working correctly. The loud music caused interference with my concentration.

Synonyms: meddling, intervention, obstruction, static; Antonyms: aid, assistance

Derived from the verb 'interfere'. The '-ence' suffix forms a noun indicating an action or state.

This is the result of the action 'to interfere'. If you interfere, you cause interference.

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