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Verb(1) intrude in other people's affairs or business; interfere unwantedly(2) intrude in other people's affairs or business(3) interfere unwantedly(4) intervene(5) interfere

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(1) Don't meddle in matters that don't concern you, unless you want to face the wrath of Rowan!(2) It is one thing to contact the dead, it is another to meddle and you are meddling.(3) Politicians or other misguided do-gooders won't be able to meddle .(4) These business men who come in to football in search of a quick buck and a hobby to see them through their retirement must not be allowed to meddle in affairs of which they have no concept.(5) She also warned other nations not to meddle in China's internal affairs.(6) you have no right to come in here and meddle with my things(7) Wouldn't it be a better idea, if the government is going to meddle in this matter at all, for them to find ways to make the city more affordable?(8) And he is suspicious of attempts to meddle in the internal business of others.(9) He's a meddler ; the kind of person who hasn't got the good sense to leave well enough alone.(10) I do think the Government and its agencies have meddled far too long in the affairs of rugby.(11) But many think it was because he meddled in politics and posed a threat to President Putin.(12) Elections should be open and transparent so there is no opportunity for meddling .(13) He told Hudson that he had to understand that people who had their homes invaded felt very bad about the fact that others had been meddling with their property.(14) Increasingly, the minister is meddling in areas that he should leave well alone.(15) She's the do-gooder type who always meddles in business that's no affair of hers.(16) I don't think we need to be seen to be meddling too much in the affairs of the Middle East region.