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intercept verb avert, block, check, close with, come between, commandeer, confiscate, debar, detain, dispossess, disrupt, foil, forestall, hamper, hinder, impede, impound, inhibit, interfere, interpose, interrupt, obstruct, occlude, parry, preclude, prevent, restrain, retard, stave, stay, stem, stop, thwart, wrest from Associated concepts: intercept criminal activity See also: avert, block, check, clog, discontinue, disrupt, eavesdrop, foil, forestall, halt, hamper, hijack, hinder, inhibit, interfere, interpose, interrupt, occlude, overhear, parry, prevent, restrain, stave, stay, stem, stop, thwart How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Visual modulation of interceptive action: a reply to Savelsbergh. Today, dental appliances are experiencing dramatic growth as alternative treatments, both preventative and cosmetic, for procedures such as adult tooth movement, bleaching, interceptive orthodontics and for the treatment of sleep apnea. |
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