Noun:

ଅନଧିକୃତ |, ଅନଧିକୃତ ଅଭ୍ୟାସ |,

meddling's Usage Examples:

on 15 October 2014 for "seeking "foreign meddling" in Saudi Arabia, "disobeying" its rulers and taking up arms against the security forces".

household project or get ahead professionally, despite the meddling of his featherbrained wife (usually Florence Lake), her freeloading brother (originally William.

Senate to investigate Russian meddling in the election, and called election meddling an "act of war".

The album contains such experimental musical flirtations as saxophones and other non-black metal musical "meddling".

ProductionCompany meddling during the development of the game prompted Bill Williams, the game's designer, to leave the video game industry.

The Average Man comedies starred Kennedy as a blustery, stubborn everyman determined to accomplish a household project or get ahead professionally, despite the meddling of his featherbrained wife (usually Florence Lake), her freeloading brother (originally William Eugene, then Jack Rice) and his dubious mother-in-law (Dot Farley).

In regards to religion, he criticizes the clergy for their hypocrisy, such as meddling in other people's lives and especially hijacking the right to reprehend freethinkers.

Bavarian citizens put up with their king's cavorting, but their patience snapped when his courtesan began meddling in state affairs.

British propaganda film, which delivers a stern reprimand to housewives meddling in the black market.

exasperate each other—Maggie too talkative, too meddling; Ira too logical, uncommunicative, and too judgmental.

though an imperious meddling throughout the unfolding disaster brought ignominy upon Admiral Kelly, as well.

utility of the Union in protecting Americans against foreign aggression and meddling.

Synonyms:

intrusive, officious, meddlesome, busybodied, busy, interfering,

Antonyms:

unoccupied, unemployed, idle, negligent, unintrusive,