1. interfering in someone else’s affairs without permission or right

1. present participle of interlope: to interfere wrongfully in others’ affairs

Examples

• The interloping neighbor kept offering unsolicited advice about our garden.
• She accused him of interloping in family matters that didn’t concern him.
• The interloping journalist tried to get exclusive access to the private event.
• Stop interloping in our business decisions.
• His interloping behavior made everyone uncomfortable at the meeting.
• The company complained about interloping competitors stealing their clients.