Usually means: Interfere or disrupt a relationship.
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▸ verb:  (transitive) To affect negatively or cause discord between (someone) and another person.

Similar:
get to, set against, disunite, disturb, divide, anger, get into someone's head, split, dissonate, disrupt, more...

Opposite:
uninvolved, separate, distant, unconnected, detached

Types:
wedge, divide, intervene, interpose, more...

Phrases:
to come between, come in between, more...

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Similar:
get to, set against, disunite, disturb, divide, anger, get into someone's head, split, dissonate, disrupt, more...

Opposite:
uninvolved, separate, distant, unconnected, detached

Types:
wedge, divide, intervene, interpose, more...

Phrases:
to come between, come in between, more...



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