Interpolates example sentences

in·ter·po·late

verb

interpolate (verb) · interpolates (third person present) · interpolated (past tense) · interpolated (past participle) · interpolating (present participle)

- insert (something of a different nature) into something else:

- insert (words) in a book or other text, especially in order to give a false impression as to its date.

- alter (a book or text) by insertion of new material.

- interject (a remark) in a conversation:

- insert (an intermediate value or term) into a series by estimating or calculating it from surrounding known values.

Synonyms

insert, interpose, introduce, enter, add, incorporate, inset, implant, build, put, Legal

"Interpolates" Example Sentences

1. She interpolates her own ideas into the conversation.
2. He interpolated his own opinion into the discussion.
3. She interpolated her own perspective into the debate.
4. He interpolated his own thoughts into the argument.
5. She interpolated her own beliefs into the dialogue.
6. He interpolated his own views into the discourse.
7. She interpolated her own feelings into the exchange.
8. He interpolated his own experiences into the exchange of ideas.
9. She interpolated her own insights into the conversation.
10. He interpolated his own ideas into the discussion.
11. She interpolated her own knowledge into the debate.
12. He interpolated his own understanding into the argument.
13. She interpolated her own input into the dialogue.
14. He interpolated his own contributions into the discourse.
15. She interpolated her own observations into the exchange.
16. He interpolated his own queries into the exchange of ideas.
17. She interpolated her own reflections into the conversation.
18. He interpolated his own musings into the discussion.
19. She interpolated her own interpretations into the debate.
20. He interpolated his own analysis into the argument.

Common Phases

interpolate between two points; interpolate a curve; interpolate a function; interpolate missing data; interpolate a signal; interpolate a surface; interpolate an image.