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Definition of tamper in English: tamperverb ˈtampəˈtæmpər [no object]tamper withInterfere with (something) in order to cause damage or make unauthorized alterations. someone tampered with the brakes of my car Example sentencesExamples - You can even watch a little video of him deleting the audit file, which keeps a record of any tampering or alterations to the system.
- Vials should be stored in a safe area where tampering or possible damage cannot occur.
- For example, her car brakes were tampered with and she suspects him.
- The train halted again (near Cabin A) after the brake vacuum pipe was tampered with.
- The basin pipes were tampered with and the vandals squirted cleaning fluid all over the brand new carpets.
- One resident, who wished to remain unnamed, said the lifts had been damaged, the careline tampered with, doorbells vandalised and windows broken.
- The lifting contractor should have qualified personnel inspect all reusable hardware upon receipt for any signs of shipping damage, tampering, or intentional alteration.
- On Oct. 1, the FBI, along with private security experts, took the unusual step of publicizing the top 20 ways that hackers tamper with computer systems.
- Police have called for residents to be extra vigilant after a cashpoint machine was tampered with in the town centre.
- To prevent tampering and alteration, the certificate is encrypted.
- Other items of property have been damaged or tampered with over the past number of months.
- The independent control system would allow the third party to review all data against the live system and would feature an alarm for any tampering or alteration of data.
- Still, it's not recommended that you play with the door handle at any time as unauthorized tampering with aircraft equipment may result in arrest…
- Our priorities are the prompt and safe return of the crew, and the return of the aircraft without further damage or tampering with.
- They might gain access to our systems and tamper with data through computer network attacks or exploit it for hostile purposes.
- Hole-in-the-wall users in the area should be wary after a town centre cash machine was tampered with.
- Assigned storage spaces shall be located where cylinders will not be knocked over or damaged by passing or falling objects, or be subject to tampering by unauthorized persons.
- The simple fact is that the trial was deeply flawed because it was not illegal in Norway to tamper with copy protection systems.
- A Scottish parliament security inquiry was launched last week amid claims that his letter to her was leaked after her computer was tampered with.
- Even triggers that may be adjusted arrive from the factory with the adjustments sealed and accompanied by dire warnings about unauthorized tampering.
Synonyms interfere, monkey around, meddle, tinker, fiddle (about/around), fool about/around, play about/around, toy, trifle, dabble do mischief to, doctor, alter, change, adjust, damage, do damage to, harm, deface, vandalize, ruin informal mess about/around British informal muck about/around
nounˈtampəˈtæmpər A machine or tool for tamping down earth or ballast. Example sentencesExamples - Pipe and cigar smoking each have their own paraphernalia - pipe cases, pipe holders, pouches and tampers, used to mash down the burning tobacco in the bowl of the pipe.
- Compact the material as best as you can with a tamper (a rental item) or the end of a heavy board, adding more material until the hole is slightly overfilled.
- Shortly before a scheduled 2:30 p.m. lunch break, the operator asked the laborer and a co-worker to take a tamper in a pickup truck to a place near the roadway.
- To build with this technique, moistened soil is placed into a bag set in place on the wall, the bag is lowered into place, then compressed using a hand tamper.
- With just a little bit of simple joinery one could make a Shaker-style wooden seed box to replace the modern plastic version, and a soil tamper to firm the compost.
- Use a tamper to compact the concrete around the form during pouring.
- We also buy regular rubber gloves for the guys working in the field and vibration gloves for the jackhammers and tampers.
- Tamp the patch with a tamper or a garden roller filled about one-third full with water, or simply walk on it.
- I notice the tamper sitting in the down refuge siding near the works depot.
- Shaped of such heavy metal the tamper would weigh about a ton.
- Mix cement, aggregate, and coloring by hand and fill mold to match specifications of product being finished, using trowel, tamper, and scraper.
- Using a tamper, he levels and compresses the grinds, a technique absolutely necessary for uniform extraction.
- Its hydraulic PTO can manage breakers, tampers, drills, and saws.
- Then use a tamper (you may want to rent this rarely used hand tool) to compact the stones.
Derivatives noun It's a very hard thing to do, even for computer experts and dedicated activists, to predict, observe and prove vote tampering in the areas in which it occurs - we just can't know which the tamperers will choose. Example sentencesExamples - They hire professional tamperers, whose fee ranges from Rs.1,000 to Rs.50,000, to manipulate the power consumption meters.
- Neither do product tamperers, who kill remotely and randomly, and are unsure at the time they set a poisoned product back on the shelf that anyone will even purchase it.
- Such protection should be adequate to unequivocally deter tamperers without imparting permanent paralysis or injury to the tamperer.
- Clicks, he reports, are produced when unskilled tamperers try to cut and splice tape.
Origin Mid 16th century (in the sense 'busy oneself to a particular end, machinate'): alteration of the verb temper. Rhymes camper, damper, hamper, pamper, scamper, stamper, Tampa, tramper Definition of tamper in US English: tamperverbˈtampərˈtæmpər tamper with1no object Interfere with (something) in order to cause damage or make unauthorized alterations. someone tampered with the brakes on my car Example sentencesExamples - You can even watch a little video of him deleting the audit file, which keeps a record of any tampering or alterations to the system.
- The train halted again (near Cabin A) after the brake vacuum pipe was tampered with.
- The simple fact is that the trial was deeply flawed because it was not illegal in Norway to tamper with copy protection systems.
- Still, it's not recommended that you play with the door handle at any time as unauthorized tampering with aircraft equipment may result in arrest…
- Hole-in-the-wall users in the area should be wary after a town centre cash machine was tampered with.
- Police have called for residents to be extra vigilant after a cashpoint machine was tampered with in the town centre.
- For example, her car brakes were tampered with and she suspects him.
- The independent control system would allow the third party to review all data against the live system and would feature an alarm for any tampering or alteration of data.
- Even triggers that may be adjusted arrive from the factory with the adjustments sealed and accompanied by dire warnings about unauthorized tampering.
- Our priorities are the prompt and safe return of the crew, and the return of the aircraft without further damage or tampering with.
- A Scottish parliament security inquiry was launched last week amid claims that his letter to her was leaked after her computer was tampered with.
- To prevent tampering and alteration, the certificate is encrypted.
- One resident, who wished to remain unnamed, said the lifts had been damaged, the careline tampered with, doorbells vandalised and windows broken.
- The basin pipes were tampered with and the vandals squirted cleaning fluid all over the brand new carpets.
- Assigned storage spaces shall be located where cylinders will not be knocked over or damaged by passing or falling objects, or be subject to tampering by unauthorized persons.
- The lifting contractor should have qualified personnel inspect all reusable hardware upon receipt for any signs of shipping damage, tampering, or intentional alteration.
- They might gain access to our systems and tamper with data through computer network attacks or exploit it for hostile purposes.
- On Oct. 1, the FBI, along with private security experts, took the unusual step of publicizing the top 20 ways that hackers tamper with computer systems.
- Other items of property have been damaged or tampered with over the past number of months.
- Vials should be stored in a safe area where tampering or possible damage cannot occur.
2no object Exert a secret or corrupt influence upon (someone). Example sentencesExamples - Increased power has been placed at the hands of customs officers whose judgment and daily conduct can be and are tampered with by outside influences, such as a bad day or an argument before work.
- I hereby find him not guilty on the charges of witness tampering, jury manipulation, and contempt of court.
- Three Union County Jail officers were convicted on multiple criminal charges, including official misconduct and witness tampering.
- I wouldn't be surprised if we see a federal obstruction of justice and witness tampering or evidence tampering, I should say, charges brought against him shortly.
- In 2001, he was convicted on federal charges of racketeering, conspiracy, extortion, witness tampering, and mail fraud.
nounˈtampərˈtæmpər A person or thing that tamps something down, especially a machine or tool for tamping down earth or ballast. Example sentencesExamples - Then use a tamper (you may want to rent this rarely used hand tool) to compact the stones.
- Shaped of such heavy metal the tamper would weigh about a ton.
- Compact the material as best as you can with a tamper (a rental item) or the end of a heavy board, adding more material until the hole is slightly overfilled.
- With just a little bit of simple joinery one could make a Shaker-style wooden seed box to replace the modern plastic version, and a soil tamper to firm the compost.
- Its hydraulic PTO can manage breakers, tampers, drills, and saws.
- Tamp the patch with a tamper or a garden roller filled about one-third full with water, or simply walk on it.
- Pipe and cigar smoking each have their own paraphernalia - pipe cases, pipe holders, pouches and tampers, used to mash down the burning tobacco in the bowl of the pipe.
- We also buy regular rubber gloves for the guys working in the field and vibration gloves for the jackhammers and tampers.
- Mix cement, aggregate, and coloring by hand and fill mold to match specifications of product being finished, using trowel, tamper, and scraper.
- Use a tamper to compact the concrete around the form during pouring.
- Shortly before a scheduled 2:30 p.m. lunch break, the operator asked the laborer and a co-worker to take a tamper in a pickup truck to a place near the roadway.
- Using a tamper, he levels and compresses the grinds, a technique absolutely necessary for uniform extraction.
- I notice the tamper sitting in the down refuge siding near the works depot.
- To build with this technique, moistened soil is placed into a bag set in place on the wall, the bag is lowered into place, then compressed using a hand tamper.
Origin Mid 16th century (in the sense ‘busy oneself to a particular end, machinate’): alteration of the verb temper. |