intervene /in-tər-vēnˈ/

1. To come or be between
2. To occur between points of time
3. To interrupt
4. To step in so as to affect the outcome of a situation
5. To interpose in an action to which one was not at first a party (law)

To separate

intervenˈer noun

A person who intervenes (also (law) intervenˈor)

intervenient /-vēˈni-ənt/ adjective (archaic)

Being or passing between, intervening

intervenˈing adjective

Coming in between

intervention /-venˈshən/ noun

1. Intervening
2. Interference
3. Mediation
4. Interposition
5. A system of removing surplus produce from the market and storing it until prices rise

intervenˈtional adjective

intervenˈtionism noun

intervenˈtionist noun

Someone who advocates interference, esp by a government in economic matters, or in the affairs of a foreign government (also adjective)

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