1. The act of placing something between two things or parties; intervention.
Usage: Usually plural or used in formal/legal contexts
2. Something inserted or placed between other things.
Usage: Formal usage
3. An interruption or remark inserted into a conversation or text.
Usage: Literary or formal

Examples

• The judge ruled against the defendant's interpositions of procedural objections.
• Without the interpositions of the mediator, the two parties would never have reached an agreement.
• The speaker made several interpositions during the presentation to clarify key points.
• The interpositions of new regulations created barriers to business expansion.
• Her frequent interpositions in the discussion made it difficult to follow the main argument.
• The treaty included interpositions designed to protect minority rights.
• The architect's interpositions of structural supports strengthened the building's foundation.