Snoop

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Privacy InvasionPlay
Using 'snoop' implies invading privacy; it's seen as disrespectful and negative. SlideAfter he snooped through her emails, she felt violated.
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Secretly InvestigatePlay
'Snoop' indicates secretive investigation, often without permission. SlideThe detective snooped around the abandoned house for clues.
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Curiosity ImplicationPlay
'Snoop' suggests a curious nature, sometimes excessive or unwelcome. SlideHer neighbor's tendency to snoop irritated everyone on the street.