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• v  be or come between
• v  introduce
  God interposed death
• v  to insert between other elements
• v  get involved, so as to alter or hinder an action, or through force or threat of force

• Not in Shanghai but in London an English lay preacher started a movement to enlist Occidentals willing to go to Shanghai and heroically interpose themselves between the fighting .
• Senator Frederick Hale of Maine, Chairman of the Senate's Naval Affairs Committee, declared, however, that the President was legally powerless to interpose an undue delay in .
• The old states' rights doctrine that a state can interpose its authority so as to void a federal law within its own borders was struck down long ago pragmatically by the .

• interject
• come in
• put in
• throw in
• inject
• intervene
• step in
• interfere

News & Articles

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• Recording studio in U.P. creates music
  Iron River, Mich. — The Upper Peninsula may seem like an unlikely location for a recording studio but the owner of Interpose Productions in Iron River would not have it any other way.
  Oct. 6, 2013 - Detroit News
• Recording studio in U.P. finds unlikely success
  The Upper Peninsula may seem like an unlikely location for a recording studio but the owner of Interpose Productions in Iron River would not have it any other way.
  Oct. 6, 2013 - Detroit Free Press

Quotes

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• Richard Lugar in Indianapolis Star
  A redeployment would allow us to continue training Iraqi troops and delivering economic assistance, but it would end the US attempt to interpose ourselves between Iraqi sectarian factions,Lugar said.
• Edward Luttwak in International Herald Tribune
  They certainly didn't lean on the Afghansto trade the prisoners, Luttwak said. "But they didn't interpose themselves. They left them have it."
• Donald Kohn in Bloomberg
  The reason we put those reserves out there is in effect a response to the fact that banks aren't lending to each other and they are not lending to the private sector,Kohn said today. "We have had to interpose our balance sheet to where...