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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Meddle your way

Hi, I came across this sentence and need your help in understanding.

"Don't meddle your way into another's bad intent""

Meddle means to interfere. So what does Meddle your way into another's bad intent mean?

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It is muddled - a very poor attempt at giving advice. Avoid people who meddle with bad intent. These people are false friends.

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  • It is muddled - a very poor attempt at giving advice.
  • Avoid people who meddle with bad intent.
  • These people are false friends.
  • They pretend to have good intentions, but by meddling, they only want to spread poisonous gossip and ruin people's lives and reputations.
  • " Don't get caught up in their meddling.
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It is muddled - a very poor attempt at giving advice.

Avoid people who meddle with bad intent.
These people are false friends. They pretend to have good intentions, but by meddling, they only want to spread poisonous gossip and ruin people's lives and reputations.

"Don't meddle your way into another's bad intent."
Don't get caught up in their meddling.
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