Interception (noun)

1. The act of intercepting someone or something.
2. The act of stopping or blocking the progress of something or someone.
3. The act of catching a pass in football.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin interceptio(n-), from intercipere "seize".

Examples:

1. The interception of the enemy's communications was a crucial factor in winning the battle.
2. The interception of the terrorist plot prevented a major disaster.
3. The quarterback threw a pass, but it was intercepted by the defender.
4. His interception of her phone call led to an argument.
5. The interception of the shipment of illegal drugs was a significant victory for the police.