Interfere with
Interfere with verb - To create difficulty for the work or activity of.
Limit and interfere with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Limit" instead a verb "Interfere with".
Limit
Limit verb - To set bounds or an upper limit for.
Interfere with and limit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Interfere with" instead a verb "Limit".
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The limit is that he cannot interfere with his own workings (the "Three Person Limit").
Source: Temporal Paradox -
Spouses are nice and all (and necessary if you want to survive to the next generation), but there's a limit to which you'll let them interfere with family politics.
Source: Video Game / Crusader Kings -
Further, military and police regulations in the US limit what sort of facial hair police and military officers can wear, as anything below the jaw line will interfere with the proper function of a gas mask; it needs skin to make a proper seal.
Source: Porn Stache
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