Pronunciation: /ˈmɛdəl ˈmænɪdʒmənt/
noun a compound noun formed by combining 'meddle' and 'management' to describe intrusive or interfering management style
A1 I don't like meddle-management in my personal affairs.
A2 She always complains about the meddle-management of her boss.
B1 The team's success was hindered by constant meddle-management from upper management.
B2 The company's profits suffered due to ineffective meddle-management strategies.
C1 The consultant recommended restructuring the company to eliminate meddle-management practices.
C2 The CEO was criticized for his heavy-handed meddle-management approach to decision-making.
formal The board of directors is not happy with the meddle-management approach taken by the new CEO.
informal I heard the employees are getting frustrated with all the meddle-management going on in the office.
slang The team is really fed up with the boss's constant meddle-management.
figurative Sometimes it feels like the universe is practicing meddle-management in our lives.
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