1. to interfere in someone else’s affairs without permission or right
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘interlope’

Examples

• She interlopes in every family discussion despite not being invited.
• The neighbor constantly interlopes in our business decisions.
• He interlopes whenever we try to have a private conversation.
• The company interlopes in markets where it has no expertise.
• Nobody likes it when someone interlopes during important meetings.
• The politician interlopes in local affairs that don’t concern him.