Meanings of interpose a word in English

But before he could interpose a word or ask a question, Dr.

Before the general could interpose a word, she plunged on again:-

Before I could interpose a word, Rachel had accepted his invitation in the warmest terms.

Nor did the old lady interpose a word to arrest the alienation of her property.

Hansei did not interpose a word.

With this Hayoue, ere Say could interpose a word, went out and left her alone with the sleeping child.

The wounded man was despatched by del Concha where he lay, before Ridge could interpose a word in his behalf.

Some of the company attempted to interpose a word or two in favour of Lord Craiglethorpe's timidity, but the vivacious and merciless lady went on.

Now and then he interposes a word, to gratify some new idea swelling his brain.

She merely, therefore, interposed a word here and there, to show that she was present.

Romescos interposes a word or two, by way of keeping up the zest; for so he calls it.

Mr. Ronald, listening with his head down, and without interposing a word on his own part, made an extraordinary answer.

She declared she had dissuaded him from the crime, and, had any one interposed a word, she might have been spared.

"Do!" said I, glad of an opportunity to interpose a word, "why come home and go to bed.