meddle

/ˈmɛd.əl/verb

To involve yourself in matters that are not your business.

Example sentence

“His mother-in-law can't resist meddling in how they raise the children.”

Takes 'in' or 'with': people meddle in your business or meddle with your belongings. Always disapproving.

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