0 past simple and past participle of interfere
1 to involve yourself in a situation when your involvement is not wanted or is not helpful:
She was resentful of anybody's attempts to interfere in her work.
We'd better not interfere - she may not like it.
The government warned its neighbours not to interfere in its internal affairs.
His article argues that the government interferes in the economy too much.
They followed a policy of not interfering in economic affairs.
It does not follow logically, in this case, that people's life plans must never be interfered with.
As the two forms of the word are phonologically related, such phonological relatedness interfered with phonological analysis and resulted in lower phoneme isolation scores.
However, if taken during foetal gestation, it interfered with limb development.
