Synonyms for interception
ˌɪn tərˈsɛp ʃənin·ter·cep·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. interceptionnoun

   the act of intercepting; preventing something from proceeding or arriving

   "he resorted to the interception of his daughter's letters"; "he claimed that the interception of one missile by another would be impossible"

2. interceptionnoun

   (American football) the act of catching a football by a player on the opposing team

Matched Categories

1. • American Football
   • Catch
   • Prevention

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1. List of paraphrases for "interception":

   interdiction, intercept, intercepting, interceptor, eavesdropping, intercepts, wiretapping, objection

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1. Jimmy Garoppolo:

   What are you supposed to say at that point? It’s an ‘it is what it is’ kind of thing. It was both of our faults, but whenever you throw an interception it’s always on the quarterback.

2. Jamie Squire/Getty Images:

   I think it's going to be close. I don't know if they have enough magic left. I mean, what they've done to get here, it's been a shock. There's so much talent on that LA Rams team. There is so much depth. There’s so much star power. There’s game-changers, jalen Ramsey can change the game in one interception for a touchdown. Aaron Donald can change the game in one sack. Von Miller has taken over a Super Bowl (in the past). They have so many game-changing, game-wrecking players everywhere. There’s so many players in that defense, and it’s tough to overcome.

3. Troy Miller:

   CBP Officers are protecting the American public from various dangers on a daily basis, the interception of these counterfeit earbuds is a direct reflection of the vigilance and commitment to mission success by our CBP Officers daily.

4. Peter Layton:

   The intent of the interception was presumably to visually identify the aircraft and the fighter could have stayed several miles away and competed that task. Getting closer brings no gains.

5. Maria Tam:

   The emergency legislation is something that is left behind by the colonial British government. It's nothing to do with the Basic Law. It's entirely in the power of the highly autonomous region, at the moment there are still plenty of tools. We have different articles in the police force ordinance and articles in the public order ordinance which we can still invoke to control the situation. We haven't got to the stage when we really have to engage in enacted laws by the chief executive with the executive council to, for example, enact anti-mask or interception of internet messages. We're quite a distance from that.