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tamper
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To meddle, alter, or improperly interfere with something; to make changes or corrupt, as in tampering with the evidence.

tamper verb alter, change, convert, corrupt, debase, hinder, interfere, intermeddle, intervene, manipulate, meddle
Associated concepts: tamper with a jury, tamper with evidence
See also: disturb
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