Pronunciation: /ˌɪn.tərˈfɪr.əns/
noun the act of interfering or the process of being interfered with
A1 The radio signal was weak due to interference.
A2 The interference from other devices affected the wifi connection.
B1 The referee called a foul for interference during the game.
B2 The political interference in the election process caused controversy.
C1 The scientist conducted experiments to study the effects of electromagnetic interference.
C2 The interference of the government in private affairs was a cause for concern.
verb to come in between or to get in the way of something
A1 The radio signal was lost due to interference.
A2 She couldn't hear the announcement over the interference from the crowd.
B1 The government was accused of interference in the election process.
B2 The referee warned the player for interference during the game.
C1 The scientist conducted an experiment to study the interference patterns of light waves.
C2 The company filed a lawsuit against their competitor for alleged interference in their business operations.
formal The experiment results were affected by electromagnetic interference.
informal The radio kept cutting out because of interference.
slang Stop messing with my WiFi, you're causing interference.
figurative Don't let negative thoughts be an interference in achieving your goals.
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