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It can be used to describe someone who speaks over and interrupts another person's conversation. For example: "The boss was in the middle of explaining the project to the team when her assistant began to interrupt with his own ideas."
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No place is too public, seemingly no activity too private to interrupt with a cellphone conversation.
The narrator burbles so that her ancient informants can interrupt with tart, terse, reductive quips.
If he got the right feeling, his partner would interrupt with breathless talk about finding a wallet on the street.
Her comment prompted Mr. Obama to interrupt with an exasperated, "Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no".
"The Tafoya daughters were told that it was rude to interrupt with questions, so they missed much of the conversation," the Blairs said in their book.
Throughout the meeting, Ailes would interrupt with something he had read or heard, in a style that was part oracle and part standup comic.
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I interrupted with angry questions.
I interrupted with offended, aggrieved crying.
But Mr. Wells kept interrupting with questions.
A friend interrupted with a skeptical frown.
Arthur interrupted with a call for broccoli.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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