Meddlesome ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Meddlesome ( adjective )

Having a tendency to intrude into other people's affairs or business.

Origin:

Early 17th century; from middle english medelen "to meddle" + -some, it means having a tendency to intrude into other people"s affairs or business.

Examples:

1. She is a meddlesome neighbor who is always sticking her nose in other people's business.
2. The boss's meddlesome ways caused a lot of tension in the office.
3. He is a meddlesome individual who always tries to control others.
4. She had a meddlesome attitude towards her children's lives.
5. The company's meddlesome policies caused a lot of frustration among the employees.

(As a noun)

Meddlesome ( noun )

Having a tendency to intrude into other people's affairs or business.

Origin:

Early 17th century; from middle english medelen "to meddle" + -some, it means having a tendency to intrude into other people"s affairs or business.

Examples:

1. She is a meddlesome neighbor who is always sticking her nose in other people's business.
2. The boss's meddlesome ways caused a lot of tension in the office.
3. He is a meddlesome individual who always tries to control others.
4. She had a meddlesome attitude towards her children's lives.
5. The company's meddlesome policies caused a lot of frustration among the employees.