1. mixed or diversified by inserting something different throughout
Usage: past tense and past participle of interlard; often used with ‘with’

Examples

• His speech was interlarded with jokes to keep the audience engaged.
• The novel was interlarded with historical facts and personal anecdotes.
• Her conversation was interlarded with French phrases she had learned abroad.
• The serious documentary was interlarded with moments of unexpected humor.
• The professor’s lecture was interlarded with references to popular culture.
• The traditional recipe was interlarded with modern cooking techniques.