snooping (Meaning)

snooping

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

No weak antonyms found.

The nosy neighbor couldn't resist snooping through the blinds at the newlyweds' house.
The detective cautiously snooped around the crime scene, searching for clues.
The jealous boyfriend constantly snooped through his girlfriend's phone, desperate for evidence of infidelity.
The reporter was caught snooping through the politician's emails, hoping for a scandalous scoop.
As a child, I loved snooping through my parents' closet, trying on their clothes and jewelry.
The gossip-loving secretary spent hours snooping through her boss's desk, desperate for something juicy to share.
The hacker skillfully snooped into the company's network, stealing sensitive data.
The stalker followed his ex-girlfriend home, snooping around her backyard, hoping for a glimpse of her.
The students sneakily snooped through their teacher's briefcase, discovering test answers they hoped to use on the upcoming exam.
The private investigator was hired to snoop on the wealthy heiress, ensuring her whereabouts and activities were being monitored.

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

interfering, poking, messing, intermeddling, nosing, intervening, intruding,meddling, prying, fooling

avoiding, disregarding, neglecting, eschewing,ignoring, shunning, overlooking,

The nosy neighbor couldn't resist snooping through the blinds at the newlyweds' house.

The detective cautiously snooped around the crime scene, searching for clues.

The jealous boyfriend constantly snooped through his girlfriend's phone, desperate for evidence of infidelity.

The reporter was caught snooping through the politician's emails, hoping for a scandalous scoop.