Artificial intelligent assistant

intraverse

† inˈtraverse, v. Obs.
  [? f. in-2 + traverse v.]
  trans. ? To cross, intersperse.

1607 T. Walkington Opt. Glass Pref. (1664) 15 That I should intraverse, and interlard my speeches with lively conceits.

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