adj Uncommon

interfering

Interfering (adj) means Prone to meddling in other people's business. Example: “She resented her interfering mother-in-law's constant advice.”

adj

Prone to meddling in other people's business.

"She resented her interfering mother-in-law's constant advice."

How to use interfering

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes someone who meddles in things that aren't really their business.

Common pairings

interfering busybody interfering relative

Word forms

interferings plural

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Rhymes for interfering

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Frequently asked questions

What does “interfering” mean?

The word “interfering” means prone to meddling in other people's business. In plain terms, describes someone who meddles in things that aren't really their business.

How do you use “interfering” in a sentence?

Here is “interfering” used in a sentence: “She resented her interfering mother-in-law's constant advice.”

What part of speech is “interfering”?

“Interfering” is an adjective.

Is “interfering” a common word?

“Interfering” is an uncommon word in modern English.