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Related (5): interrupted, injected, interpolated, interposed, added
"Interjected" Example Sentences
- "I'm sorry to interject, but I believe there's been a misunderstanding."
- "Can I just interject here and say that I completely disagree?"
- "As he was speaking, she interjected with an important question."
- "She interjected with a joke to break the tension in the room."
- "I'm going to interject and suggest we take a break."
- "I hate to interject, but I have to leave soon."
- "He interjected with a comment about the weather."
- "She interjected that she had already heard the news."
- "He interjected to remind them of the deadline."
- "I'd like to interject that we should consider all options before making a decision."
- "She interjected with a suggestion on how to solve the problem."
- "He interjected to clarify the misunderstanding."
- "To avoid confusion, I need to interject and ask for clarification."
- "She interjected with an apology for her mistake."
- "He interjected with a warning about the potential dangers."
- "I'm sorry to interject, but I think we're getting off topic."
- "She interjected with a personal story to relate to the conversation."
- "He interjected with an interesting fact about the topic."
- "She interjected with a differing opinion."
- "I'd like to interject and offer a different perspective."
- "He interjected with a question about the speaker's credentials."
- "She interjected with a point that had been overlooked."
- "He interjected to suggest a compromise."
- "To keep the conversation moving, I'll interject with a new topic."
- "She interjected with a request for more information."
- "He interjected with a comment about the current state of affairs."
- "I'm going to interject before this gets out of hand."
- "She interjected with a compliment on the speaker's presentation."
- "He interjected to ask if anyone had further questions."
- "She interjected with a laugh to ease the tension."
Common Phrases
- "Excuse me," she interjected; "I have something to add."
- "I'm sorry to interrupt," he interjected; "but can we change the subject?"
- "Hold on a second," she interjected; "I'm not sure I understand."
- "Just to clarify," he interjected; "you're saying we need to start over?"
- "Wait a second," she interjected; "I have a question about that point."
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