meddler in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for meddler in the English»French Dictionary

meddler [Brit ˈmɛd(ə)lə, Am ˈmɛdlər] N pej

meddler

indiscret/-ète m/f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The solution is not vesting more trust in the state and the do-good meddlers who infest it.

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They are neither commercial conquerors nor political meddlers.

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Southern slaveholders generally saw abolitionists as dangerous, self-righteous meddlers who would be better off tending to themselves than passing judgement on the choices of others.

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But he's been uniquely active in a special category: the meddler.

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She is also a constant meddler, seemingly unable to leave well enough alone.

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The feminists' support suggested that women were perfectly capable of joining the ranks of meddlers and pain-inflictors, something proven for sure in ensuing decades.

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Let's leave parents to parent and keep all these meddlers out of the lives of parents and their children.

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It is also the way economies work; they do not respond well to manipulation by self-important meddlers.

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They're the judges, the meddlers.

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Knight believed the poet was a meddler or intermediary between the poem and the reader.

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