Force
Interfere
Interfere verb - To interest oneself in what is not one's concern.
Force and interfere are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a verb "Interfere".
Nearby Words: interference, interfering
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Yuan Shu is no mere spectator to this play either, he helps Lu Bu deal with Liu Bei's main force, since he doesn't want Liu Bei, a royal relative, to interfere with his ascension plan.
Source: Manhua / Ravages Of Time - Professional Slacker: The Minister of Police from "This King Business" runs an efficient force so crime doesn't interfere with his peace and comfort.
Source: Literature / The Continental Op - In The Platinum Key the Spirits of Jumboland don't usually interfere with mortal business, but Rhianna the Earth Spirit saves Aly from Tayk Wun, because she felt that Tayk Wun was a dangerously evil force that was threatening to upset the balance between good and evil.
Source: Balance Between Good and Evil
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