Interference
Interference noun - Something that makes movement or progress difficult.
Pull is an antonym for interference.
Pull
Pull noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Usage example: a political candidate with all of the pull that comes with a vast fortune and famous surname
Interference is an antonym for pull.
How words are described
| heavy | heavy interference | heavy pull |
| strong | strong interference | strong pull |
| constant | constant interference | constant pull |
| massive | massive interference | massive pull |
| Other adjectives: little, bad, political, unexpected, significant, occasional, intentional, sudden. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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They decide to pull off a Death-or-Glory Attack, George running interference while Chibodee uses the last Attack Drone as a bullet and aims for their opponent's cockpit.
Source: Abnormal Ammo -
If he didn't indulge in this, the protagonists may have very well stayed at home, allowing his masked assistant to pull the Cosmic Keystone and destroy the world without any interference.
Source: Nice Job Fixing It, Villain -
The crew still would have had to pull off heists number two and three (breaking Greenberg out of prison and then breaking into the precinct to recover the diamond from his holding cell), but the fourth heist would have been unnecessary without his interference.
Source: Film / The Hot Rock
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