Pronunciation: /ˈmɛdlər/
noun a person who meddles in the affairs of others
A1 The meddler always interferes in other people's business.
A2 She is known as the neighborhood meddler because she is always gossiping.
B1 The meddler couldn't resist getting involved in the argument between the two friends.
B2 The meddler's constant meddling caused more harm than good in the situation.
C1 The meddler's manipulative behavior was finally exposed by those around them.
C2 Despite their reputation as a meddler, they were still able to maintain friendships with many influential people.
formal The meddler interfered in the company's internal affairs, causing unnecessary chaos.
informal I can't stand that meddler who always tries to get involved in everyone's business.
slang That meddler needs to mind their own beeswax and stop poking their nose where it doesn't belong.
figurative Her curiosity turned her into a meddler, constantly digging for information that wasn't hers to uncover.
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