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crash the gates

VERB
interlope
Synonyms
STRONG
advance encroach encumber hinder impede impose infringe inquire interfere interpose intrude invade kibitz molest obtrude pry snoop tamper trespass
WEAK
abuse rights barge in break in on busybody butt in chime in come uninvited dabble in fool with horn in intermeddle mess around mix in push in put two cents in sidewalk-superintend stick nose in worm in
Antonyms
STRONG
aid assist facilitate forward help leave alone retreat withdraw yield
VERB
meddle
Synonyms
STRONGEST
hinder impede impose infringe intrude tamper
STRONG
advance encroach encumber inquire interlope interpose invade kibitz molest obtrude pry snoop trespass
WEAK
abuse rights barge in break in on busybody butt in chime in come uninvited dabble in fool with horn in intermeddle mess around mix in push in put two cents in sidewalk-superintend stick nose in worm in
Antonyms
STRONGEST
aid assist facilitate forward help leave alone
STRONG
retreat yield
WEAK
avoid dodge ignore stay out of
VERB
trespass
Synonyms
STRONGEST
encroach intrude invade misbehave overstep poach violate
STRONG
crash deviate displease entrench err interlope kibitz lapse meddle obtrude penetrate poke sin transgress wrong
WEAK
butt in chisel in do wrong by horn in mix in muscle in nose in stick nose in
Antonyms
STRONGEST
keep off leave alone obey
STRONG
behave
WEAK
retreat

Example Sentences

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Hundreds without tickets tried to crash the gates at various intervals throughout the weekend.

From Chicago Tribune • Aug. 8, 2011

Clay A. Bienvenu, who boasted that because he bears a startling resemblance to Cardinal Spellman he was able to "crash the gates" at an important beatification ceremony.

From Time Magazine Archive

With a crash the gates were closed and a joyous laugh rang out from the exultant throat of Hollingsworth Chase.

From The Man from Brodney's by McCutcheon, George Barr