Antonyms for intercede
ˌɪn tərˈsidin·ter·cede

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1. intercede

   To interpose is to place or come between other things or persons, usually as a means of obstruction or prevention of some effect or result that would otherwise occur, or be expected to take place. Intercede and interpose are used in a good sense; intermeddle always in a bad sense, and interfere frequently so. To intercede is to come between persons who are at variance, and plead with the stronger in behalf of the weaker. One may interpose with authority; he intercedes by petition. To intermeddle is to thrust oneself into the concerns of others with a petty officiousness; meddling commonly arises from idle curiosity; "every fool will be meddling," Prov. xx, 3; to interfere is to intrude into others' affairs with more serious purpose, with or without acknowledged right or propriety. Intercept is applied to an object that may be seized or stopped while in transit; as, to intercept a letter or a messenger; interrupt is applied to an action which might or should be continuous, but is broken in upon (Latin rumpere, to break) by some disturbing power; as, the conversation was interrupted. One who arbitrates or mediates must do so by the request or at least with the consent of the contending parties; the other words of the group imply that he steps in of his own accord.

   Antonyms:
   avoid, hold aloof, hold off, keep aloof, keep away, keep clear, keep out, let alone, let be, retire, stand aside, stand away, stand back, stand off, withdraw

   Synonyms:
   arbitrate, intercept, interfere, intermeddle, interpose, interrupt, meddle, mediate

   Preposition:
   Interpose between the combatants; in the matter.

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1. intercede

   Antonyms:
   abandon, incriminate, charge, inculpate, accuse

   Synonyms:
   mediate, interpose, interfere, advocate, plead

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1. intercede, mediate, intermediate, liaise, arbitrateverb

   act between parties with a view to reconciling differences

   "He interceded in the family dispute"; "He mediated a settlement"

   Synonyms:
   liaise, arbitrate, mediate, intermediate

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1. intercedeverb

   Synonyms:
   mediate, interpose, propitiate

How to use intercede in a sentence?

1. Larry Komp:

   It would continue the systemic failures that existed throughout Amber’s life where no interventions occurred to stop and intercede to protect her as a child and teen, all that could go wrong did go wrong for her.

2. Chris Christie:

   I know how important a tool the PATRIOT Act is to help to prevent terrorism to intercede before a terrorist act occurs. I'm not someone who's going to back away at all from the Patriot Act.

3. Deputy Chief Melron Kelly:

   We missed the opportunities to intercede on the lives of young people that were going through crisis, so I think the default to that was a lot of times indulging in either social media or television or things that weren't healthy.

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