12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Meddle' in a Sentence
"To involve oneself in a matter without right or invitation; to interfere officiously and unwantedly." more
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Before the concert starts, the musicians will have meddled with their instruments to ensure perfect tuning.
The well-meaning volunteer decided not to meddle with the local customs but instead learn from them.
They will meddle in the diplomatic affairs, causing tension between nations.
The seasoned negotiator knew when to meddle in the business deal discussions and when to step back.
She will have meddled with the flower arrangements to create a stunning centerpiece.
I am meddling in the ongoing negotiation discussions.
Before the meeting, they will have meddled with the presentation slides to make them more engaging.
The wise mentor knew when to offer guidance and when not to meddle in the apprentice's artistic process.
The seasoned traveler knew better than to meddle in the customs of the indigenous people.
Despite warnings, she will have been meddling in the ancient artifacts exhibit at the museum.
Despite being warned, he will be meddling in the investigation, trying to uncover the truth.
Next week, they will be meddling in the community project, contributing to its success.
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