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snooping
adjective as in inquisitive
adjective as in interfering
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adjective as in meddlesome
adjective as in nosy
noun as in curiosity
noun as in hunt
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noun as in inquisitiveness
noun as in meddling
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noun as in nosiness
noun as in obtrusion
Example Sentences
Sometimes animal activists come snooping around, Mark said: “We do things differently, and some people don’t understand.”
Cleverly argued the UK went from being a “freedom-loving nation” to “snooping on our neighbours, dobbing in our friends and cancelling Christmas”.
She sheepishly admitted to snooping through his bathroom toiletries in the bathroom, finding a pair of golden tweezers.
"Other schools though are not resorting to invasive snooping tactics, and many recognise the difficulties parents might face in trying to arrange valuable family time together."
"No consumer purchases have ever been subjected to this Orwellian level of snooping by the Federal government, and it would set a terrifying precedent of intruding on the most private areas of our lives."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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