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interfering
This term carries a strong negative connotation when describing people, suggesting an intrusive or overbearing nature. It implies a lack of boundaries and a tendency to impose one's will or opinions on others, often under the guise of helpfulness. It is more critical than "concerned" or "involved," which can be positive.
In technical or environmental contexts, the word describes a disruptive force that creates noise or obstruction. Here, the tone is neutral and descriptive, focusing on the mechanical or physical prevention of a desired outcome rather than a personality flaw.
Meanings
Examples
Stop being so interfering and let me handle my own problems.
She has an interfering mother who insists on planning every detail of her life.
I wish my neighbors were not so interfering with our garden fence.
The manager is far too interfering in the daily tasks of the junior staff.
Why is he always so interfering in things that do not concern him?
The interfering signal caused the radio to crackle and fade.
An interfering current in the circuit prevented the device from powering up.
The detective noted that an interfering party had attempted to smudge the fingerprints.