How Do You Spell INTERLOPE?

Pronunciation: [ˌɪntəlˈə͡ʊp] (IPA)

The word "interlope" is spelled with a combination of English vowels and consonants that can be tricky to decipher. The pronunciation, indicated by its phonetic transcription of /ˈɪntərloʊp/, is a series of sounds that represent each letter of the word. The "i" in "inter" is pronounced like "ih," while the "o" in "lope" is pronounced like "oh." The consonants "t," "r," and "l" are central to the word's pronunciation, and are clearly emphasized in the IPA transcription. Overall, "interlope" is a challenging word to spell and pronounce, but once mastered can be a valuable addition to one's vocabulary.

INTERLOPE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "interlope" refers to an individual who interferes or intrudes in the affairs or domain of others, particularly without permission or authorization. It is often used to describe someone who engages in unauthorized actions or ventures, imposing themselves into situations where they have no rightful involvement.

   An interlope may engage in activities that disrupt the established order or create disruption within a certain context, seeking personal gain or advantage at the expense of others. This individual may disregard rules, boundaries, or laws, attempting to bypass established protocols or procedures. Consequently, their actions may be seen as unwelcome or unwanted by those directly affected.

   Interlopers can be present in various settings, such as business environments, cultural spaces, or interpersonal relationships. They may attempt to exploit existing opportunities or exploit vulnerabilities within a particular system or community. Whether this involves encroaching on someone else's territory, infringing upon established rights or privileges, or causing disturbances in order to gain an unfair advantage, the interloper's actions are typically considered illegitimate, improper, or unauthorized.

   The term "interlope" is often used with a negative connotation, implying a lack of respect for boundaries or a disregard for the established order. Synonymous with intruder or trespasser, the label of interloper suggests an individual who operates outside the accepted norms or codes of conduct, provoking tension or conflict among those affected by their actions.

2. To thrust one's self into any business or matter in which one has no just right; to intrude.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for INTERLOPE

• interpole
• interrupe
• invelope
• interlops
• interlape
• interloxs
• intercloke
• interlooq
• Interloque
• interloopse
• interloupe
• interloup
• interlomp
• interloap
• Interlood
• Interlefe

Etymology of INTERLOPE

The word "interlope" originates from the late 16th century and is derived from two words: "inter" meaning "between" in Latin and "loper" which comes from Dutch "loop". In Dutch, "loper" means "runner" or "traveller". Thus, "interlope" essentially means "to run between" or "to trespass" in its original sense.

Similar spelling words for INTERLOPE

• interlard,
• interpellate,
• interphone,
• interval,
• Interlaken,
• intersexual,
• interrelated,
• in the raw,
• interlayer,
• interspersal,
• interweave,
• interim,
• interstate,
• interstice,
• inderal,
• in theory,
• interfering,
• intermarry,
• interiorize,
• intervenor,
• interrelate,
• Interpol,
• interlacing,
• internecine,
• intermezzo,
• interlinear,
• intermural,
• interred,
• interloper,
• intercede,
• interceptor,
• intertidal,
• interlude,
• interpose,
• interpretive,
• interlocutor,
• intercrossed,
• interiorise,
• interlace,
• interbred,
• interbreed,
• Interleaf,
• interrupted,
• interleukin,
• interregnum,
• interlocking,
• intervening,
• internalize,
• interested,
• interrupter,
• intersperse,
• in trouble,
• in utero,
• internal,
• internal ear,
• intertwine,
• interpolate,
• intercept,
• interplay,
• interject,
• intercalary,
• interment,
• intersex,
• internment,
• Internode,
• interesting,
• interpreting,
• inter alia,
• interlineal,
• internee,
• interrupt,
• interpreted,
• interview,
• interface,
• internet,
• interfere,
• intermeshed,
• interlaced,
• interviewer,
• interne,
• in-tray,
• intersect,
• internally,
• interest,
• interference,
• interleave,
• intertrigo,
• interlink,
• interlock,
• interlobular,
• in the air,
• interviewee,
• interior,
• internship,
• intervene,
• interwoven,
• interpret,
• internalise,
• intercalate,
• interlingua,
• Intercessor,
• interdepend,
• interspecies,
• antelope,
• interferon,
• interpreter,
• in turn,
• intern.

Conjugate verb Interlope

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have interloped

you would have interloped

he/she/it would have interloped

we would have interloped

they would have interloped

I would have interlope

you would have interlope

he/she/it would have interlope

we would have interlope

they would have interlope

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been interloping

you would have been interloping

he/she/it would have been interloping

we would have been interloping

they would have been interloping

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would interlope

you would interlope

he/she/it would interlope

we would interlope

they would interlope

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be interloping

you would be interloping

he/she/it would be interloping

we would be interloping

they would be interloping

FUTURE

I will interlope

you will interlope

he/she/it will interlope

we will interlope

they will interlope

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be interloping

you will be interloping

he/she/it will be interloping

we will be interloping

they will be interloping

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have interloped

you will have interloped

he/she/it will have interloped

we will have interloped

they will have interloped

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been interloping

you will have been interloping

he/she/it will have been interloping

we will have been interloping

they will have been interloping

IMPERATIVE

you interlope

we let´s interlope

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to interlope

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was interloping

you were interloping

he/she/it was interloping

we were interloping

they were interloping

PAST PARTICIPLE

interloped

PAST PERFECT

I had interloped

you had interloped

he/she/it had interloped

we had interloped

they had interloped

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been interloping

you had been interloping

he/she/it had been interloping

we had been interloping

they had been interloping

PRESENT

I interlope

you interlope

he/she/it interlopes

we interlope

they interlope

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am interloping

you are interloping

he/she/it is interloping

we are interloping

they are interloping

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

interloping

PRESENT PERFECT

I have interloped

you have interloped

he/she/it has interloped

we have interloped

they have interloped

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been interloping

you have been interloping

he/she/it has been interloping

we have been interloping

they have been interloping

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it interlope

SIMPLE PAST

I interloped

you interloped

he/she/it interloped

we interloped

they interloped