noun

intervention

intervention, interference, mediation

The government's intervention in the economy was controversial.

The government's intervention in the economy was controversial.

A medical intervention was needed to save his life.

A medical intervention was needed to save his life.

His family staged an intervention for his addiction.

His family staged an intervention for his addiction.

intervention ((in sth.)) involvement in a situation The government's intervention in the economy was controversial.

intervention ((by sb.)) involvement by a person or group Intervention by the UN was requested.

Synonyms: interference, mediation, involvement; Antonyms: non-interference, neutrality

From Latin 'interventio', from 'intervenire' (to come between). The act of coming between.

This is the noun form of 'intervene'. It is the action or process of intervening.

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