Feel
Interfere
Interfere verb - To interest oneself in what is not one's concern.
Feel and interfere are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feel" instead a verb "Interfere".
Nearby Words: interference, interfering
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Both words in one sentence
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He doesn't have one because he likes to feel the Normandy move with his whole body as he's piloting, and wearing one of those suits would interfere with that.
Source: Powered Armor -
Unfortunately, it seems that the innocent courtesans of the Leithe clan may not be so innocent after all, and for once, they may feel the need to interfere with the plans of the great clans.
Source: Gambit Pileup -
They think they're Lawful Good, though, and anyone who happens to interfere with them is rationalized to be Neutral Evil so they won't feel guilty about interfering right back.
Source: Lawful Neutral
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