intruded
Speech parts
1. intruded - Adjective
2. intruded - Verb
Meaning
of Intrude
Same as Intrusive.
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Things are not as easily understood nor as expressible as people usually would like us to believe. Most happenings are beyond expression; they exist where a word has never intruded.
In point of fact all Americans are automatically turned down by China these days because of the escalation of Johnson's war in Vietnam, which several times has intruded into China.
In ancient times the State absorbed authorities not its own, and intruded on the domain of personal freedom. In the Middle Ages it possessed too little authority, and suffered others to intrude. Modern States fall habitually into both excesses.
About 1,400 million years ago a mass of granite now in the Panamint Range intruded this complex.
A burglar has intruded into Guyana’s democracy.
It continued successfully defending the motherland by shooting down two IAF jets when they had intruded at Balakot after the Pulwama incident in February.