Converse of object

• resent: They may resent interference from health professionals attempting to make changes which they do not perceive to be correct.

• minimize: High quality pre-amp with variable gain control and band pass filters to minimize interference.

• avoid: In the past it has been possible to make calls only at a low altitude to avoid interference with aircraft electronics.

• eliminate: The tower mast can also enable multiple antennas to be mounted with the required separation to eliminate any possible cross interference.

• justify: There must be proper evidence to justify any interference with the Article 10 right.

Converse of subject

• hijack: Charlotte Jones's new play follows a Halloween party which is hijacked by interference from the past.

Adjective modifier

• electromagnetic: Yes, under certain circumstances the electromagnetic interference from a mobile phone can affect the performance of some medical devices.

• unwarranted: Against such unwarranted interference we desire most emphatically to protest.

• undue: This would allow local offices greater autonomy to speak on, and deal with, local issues without undue interference from the central body.

• unjustified: The applicants complained of convictions and seizure orders of the State Security Courts as unjustified interference with freedom of expression.

• retroactive: New items of memory tend to ' displace ' old items of memory ( similar to retroactive interference ).

• destructive: H Understand and be able to describe interference effects in terms of constructive and destructive interference.

Modifies a noun

• fringe: The mystery is to explain how the photons ' co-operate ' to form the interference fringes.

• suppression: They also have outstanding interference suppression and can help protect your engine and catalytic converter.

Noun used with modifier

• co-channel: In coastal areas, more directional aerials may be needed to reduce the effects of co-channel interference - see Section 6.2.

• multipath: This antenna is most useful in urban areas having reasonably strong signals coming from all directions and few multipath interference problems.

• out-of-band: Rather, it's out-of-band interference, which is regulated and controlled in a variety of ways, coherent the authors note.

• quantum: The difficulty thereby lies in the harnessing of the quantum interference, which will determine the observable state.

Preposition: in

• affair: With sovereignty came the norm against interference in the internal affairs of other states.

Preposition: with

• sett: There were many incidences of interference with badger setts.