“There are very good reasons why people should not wish to accept it, because it interferes with their business,” he said.
Anything that interferes with that relationship is part of the problem.
If following this diet stresses you out or interferes with your sleep patterns, it could also impede weight loss.
"I find it interferes with my work, afternoons," said Perner.
It has, besides, this advantage—that it interferes with nothing else.
Yes; it is a standing arrangement; nothing ever interferes with it.
I know it is, and that is just exactly why it interferes with my plans to find you here.
He interferes with their ease, their interests, and their pleasures, and that is enough.
If old Mascarin interferes, I'll shut up his mouth pretty sharp.
Here, Cospatric, stand by to grab this elderly person if he interferes.
mid-15c., "to strike against," from Middle French enterferer "to strike each other," from entre- "between" (see entre-) + ferir "to strike," from Latin ferire "to knock, strike," related to Latin forare "to bore, pierce" (see bore (v.), and cf. punch (v.), which has both the senses "to hit" and "to make a hole in"). Figurative sense of "to meddle with, oppose unrightfully" is from 1630s. Related: Interfered; interfering.
