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disrupt to cause a sudden, violent break in something; to interfere with normal or established order; to ruin or destroy something. ■ The new app disrupted the entire music industry by allowing users to stream songs for free, leaving traditional record labels scrambling to keep up.
hushed The state of being so silent that one's voice is almost inaudible. ■ "I was hushed when I entered the library, afraid to make a noise and disrupt the other readers."
infiltrate To sneakily gain access to a group, organization or location in order to gather information or disrupt their activities. ■ The mischievous spy successfully infiltrated the enemy's camp and stole all of their secret plans.
intervened To jump in and disrupt something that was going on. ■ "When I saw my friend crying, I intervened by offering her a hug and some ice cream. She immediately calmed down and was grateful for my intervention.