interfamilial |
combined form of familial. |
interfamily |
combined form of family. |
interfere |
to be or come between with the effect of hampering or impeding (usu. fol. by "with"). [5 definitions] |
interference |
the act or repeated actions of disrupting or making progress difficult. [4 definitions] |
interferometer |
a device used to make precise measurements of wavelengths using acoustic, optical, or microwave interference phenomena. |
interferon |
any of several proteins that are produced by a cell in response to a viral infection and that act to prevent reproduction of the virus. |
interfiber |
combined form of fiber. |
interflow |
combined form of flow. |
interfluvial |
combined form of fluvial. |
interfold |
to fold (one) inside (the other); fold together. |
interfraternity |
combined form of fraternity. |
interfuse |
to pour or pass between, into, or through; infuse. [3 definitions] |
intergalactic |
of, relating to, or located in the space between galaxies. |
intergeneration |
combined form of generation. |
intergenerational |
of, involving, or occurring between persons of different generations. |
intergeneric |
combined form of generic. |
interglacial |
occurring between periods of glaciation. [2 definitions] |
intergranular |
combined form of granular. |
intergroup |
between, among, or involving different social, ethnic, religious, or other groups. |
interhemispheric |
combined form of hemispheric. |
interim |
the interval of time between two events. [2 definitions] |