What does interpolating mean?
To insert or introduce something, especially a new idea or element, into a conversation, text, or other context. In mathematics, to estimate the value of a function at a given point by using the values of the function at nearby points.
Example
"The professor was interpolating historical events into the narrative to provide context for the students."
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