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interposes
vb. (en-third-person singular of: interpose)
Usage examples of "interposes".
Between him and the legislative body it interposes nothing but sources of conflict, and suppresses all means of concord.
It is an acquired self-control, reflection, and culture which interposes between belief and action the solicitude for social interests, the observance of forms and respect for the law.
No claim is more unpalatable, because it interposes an obstacle to the arbitrary acts of a party which thinks it has a right to do as it pleases.
Sir Leicester considerately interposes, "but perhaps this may be doing an injury to the young woman, which she has not merited.