What is another word for cut-in?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌtˈɪn] (IPA) 
"Cut-in" is a term used to describe an interruption or an addition to an ongoing conversation or activity. Synonyms for "cut-in" include "interject," "interrupt," "butt in," "chime in," "intrude," and "insert." Depending on the context, some other alternatives would include "divert," "redirect," "divert" or "captivate" to indicate a shift of attention. These synonyms can be useful when referencing a social situation where cutting-in could be seen as a sign of disrespect or disruption. Alternatively, in design or multimedia production fields, cut-ins could be referred to as "inserts," "cuts," "jump cuts," or "montage shots" and would not carry the same negative connotations.
