snoopers (Meaning)
snoopers
to look or search especially in a sneaking or meddlesome manner, to look or pry especially in a sneaking or meddlesome manner, one that snoops
Synonyms & Antonyms of snoopers
snoopers Sentence Examples
- Privacy advocates condemned the snoopers' relentless surveillance of innocent citizens.
- The snoopers had installed hidden cameras in the victim's apartment, violating their fundamental right to privacy.
- Parents grew concerned when they discovered their child was being targeted by online snoopers.
- The snoopers had gained access to confidential medical records, endangering the privacy of countless individuals.
- Law enforcement officials aggressively pursued snoopers who were intercepting unauthorized communications.
- The snoopers' activities had cast a shadow of distrust over the government's supposed commitment to protecting civil liberties.
- The victims of snooping felt violated and betrayed, as their most intimate details had been exposed.
- Anti-snooping laws were enacted to deter and punish those who engage in unlawful surveillance.
- Conspiracy theorists claimed that a clandestine group of snoopers were monitoring their every move.
- The snoopers were eventually apprehended, but the damage they had caused to trust and privacy was irreparable.
FAQs About the word snoopers
to look or search especially in a sneaking or meddlesome manner, to look or pry especially in a sneaking or meddlesome manner, one that snoops
busybodies, meddlers, intruders, snoops, rubberneckers, gawkers, gazers, gapers, interlopers,spies
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Privacy advocates condemned the snoopers' relentless surveillance of innocent citizens.
The snoopers had installed hidden cameras in the victim's apartment, violating their fundamental right to privacy.
Parents grew concerned when they discovered their child was being targeted by online snoopers.
The snoopers had gained access to confidential medical records, endangering the privacy of countless individuals.
