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Definition of interloper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
meddlerperson who interferes in others' affairs
- He was seen as an interloper in their family matters.
2.
intruderperson who intrudes where not wanted or needed
- The party was ruined by an unexpected interloper.
Origin of interloper
Middle Dutch, entre (between) + lopen (to run)
Examples of interloper in a sentence
Neighbors viewed him as an interloper in the community. An interloper disrupted the private meeting. The interloper was quickly escorted out by security.
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- French:intrus, ...
- German:Eindringling, ...
- Italian:intruso, ...
- Spanish:entrometido, ...
- Portuguese:intruso, penetra, ...
- Chinese:干涉者, 不速之客, ...
- Japanese:おせっかい, 侵入者, ...
- Arabic:مُتَطَفِّل, دخيل, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְחַטֵּט, פּוֹלֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:чужак, незваный гость, ...
- Ukrainian:втручальник, непроханий гість, ...
- Hindi:दखलअंदाज़, घुसपैठिया, ...
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