comes between
Gets in between
Comes between means to occupy a position in the middle of two things, whether in space, time, or sequence: Thursday comes between Wednesday and Friday.
It also describes interference in a relationship: Don't let money come between you two.
Something that comes between people creates distance or conflict where connection existed.
- intercedeIntervene on behalf
- interjectInsert remarks abruptly
- mediateFacilitate agreement between disputants
- divideSeparate into parts
- wedgeTapered splitting tool
arbitrate · negotiate · place · partition · reconcile · split · obstruct · block · moderate · get in the way · intrude · position · intercept · disrupt · segregate · isolate · detach · sever
comes betweenunites
Joins into one
connects · joins · bonds · reconciles · leaves alone
comes betweencomes before
Happens earlier than
comes after · bookends · precedes · flanks · follows
comes betweenreconciles
Resolves differences between parties
reunites · mends · heals · cements · strengthens