1. The act of intercepting; obstruction; hindrance.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• intercection,
• interoption,
• interuption,
• interupption,
• interseption,
• intercetion,
• interpetion,
• inteceptions,
• intersestion,
• intercesion,
• interpertion,
• inteception,
• interscetion,
• interaption,
• intersetion,
• intercpetion,
• exterception,
• inerception,
• intercepion,
• intercepton

• Intercessor,
• interoceptive,
• interpolation,
• intermediation,
• intersection,
• interdepend,
• intersect,
• internationally,
• internationale,
• interceptor,
• interpellation,
• internment,
• intercalation,
• interiorize,
• interstice,
• interference,
• internecine,
• interdict,
• intercede,
• international,
• interfere,
• interiorise,
• interactional,
• interruption,
• intermission,
• interaction,
• interestingness,
• interchurch,
• intercalate,
• Intercepting,
• intercourse,
• interrupt,
• interface,
• interspersion,
• interposition,
• interpreting,
• interestingly,
• interject,
• interpretation,
• interpersonal,
• intercept,
• interpret,
• interconnected,
• interpretive,
• interpreter,
• interpreted,
• interrogation,
• interesting,
• interjection,
• internuncio,
• intersecting,
• interoception,
• intercession,
• interactive,
• interlace,
• intertidal,
• intervention,
• interdiction,
• interphone,
• interconnect,
• interchange,
• interstitial,
• interconnection,
• interoceptor,
• interrelation,
• interferon.

The adjective form of the word "interception" is "intercepted".

The plural of the "interception" can be the "interceptions".

The singular of the "interception" can be the "interception".