“Don't medal in affairs that don't concern you.”
Confusables Entry 1025 / 1350 60-second read
Medal vs. Meddle
An award versus to interfere.
The comparisoni
“Don't meddle in affairs that don't concern you.”
The ruleii
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MEDAL = award. MEDDLE = interfere.
MEDAL is the disc you win. MEDDLE (double D) is the verb for poking into other people's business.
Memory aidiii
Remember it like this
MeDDle has two Ds — two hands Digging in.