Definition of "interruptive" [in•ter•rupt•ive]

• Acting or tending to interrupt (adjective)

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• "I mean, to me, there are dashes often between a subject and a verb, you know, there are kind of interruptive and strange dashes that don't seem to do anything more than just reveal her love of the dash."
• "I challenged a group of colleagues to provide social marketing adoption tips against my loaded backdrop: suggesting "interruptive" (aka traditional) marketing is dead."
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