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Meanings of interjection in anglès
The action of interjecting or interposing an action or remark that interrupts.
Sinònims
Examples for "interposition"
Examples for "interposition"
1
The slight check afforded by the interposition of the Americans was over.
2
We call it accident; it would be better to say an interposition.
3
Here was, at least, one interposition in his favour; others would occur.
4
The interposition of a fresh agency was undreamt of by the lady.
5
Through the interposition of the Resident they were restored fifteen days ago.
1
However, these methods critically depend on the smoothing scheme for function interpolation.
2
He knows that the sin against the Holy Ghost is another interpolation.
3
This very clause, too, has undeniably much the appearance of an interpolation.
4
When men interpolate, it is because they believe their interpolation seriously needed.
5
Your own Regulations expressly forbid extrapolation beyond or interpolation within a directive.
1
Hi! The interpellation was addressed to a cabman a few yards away.
2
We, the undersigned, hereby address this interpellation to the Government.
3
The chapters of this interpellation have the following headings:
4
This right of interpellation has frequently been exercised.
5
The right of interpellation is expressly recognized.
Usage of interjection in anglès
1
Only it was an intake of the breath, rather than an interjection.
2
He uttered his usual interjection, and added that I was only thirty-seven.
3
Then silent, scarcely uttering an interjection of admiration, they gazed, they contemplated.
4
He read a question in the interjection, and he answered it.
5
The strange varying tones of musical interjection and interrogation were pitiful to hear.
6
He leant forward suddenly as he gave out the interjection like a growl.
7
Mrs. Vanderpool looked up, and an interjection hovered on her lips.
8
This time Leslie's pet interjection came involuntarily and with a tinge of fear.
9
In what a strange voice she had made that little interjection!
10
The quickness of his interjection raised my hackles; he was lying.
11
Captain Whalley laughed at the interjection, in the good humor of large, tolerating certitude.
12
The interjection was more of an announcement than a question.
13
Perhaps his pause on the interjection expressed a doubt of our getting them genuine.
14
Evangeline glanced at her, hoping her interjection meant she'd forgiven Evangeline for her assumptions.
15
Arthur uttered an impatient interjection, and Violet begged to know who Miss Gardner was.
16
His eyes questioned her for a reason for Boy's interjection.
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Translations for interjection
Interjection through the time
Interjection across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common