intrusive

Speech parts

1. intrusive - Noun

2. intrusive - Adjective

Meaning

Apt to intrude; characterized by intrusion; entering without right or welcome.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

disturbing unwelcome pesky forward familiar aggressive interfere busy pushing curious invasive troublesome rude untimely insistent
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Antonyms

unintrusive protrusive extrusive starting projected relieved
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Phrases with the word

intrusive ideas intrusive images intrusive urges intrusive ideas that trigger distressing feelings intrusive sensations intrusive thoughts

Examples

she felt her presence there was intrusive Source: Internet

an intrusive arm of the sea Source: Internet

As most gay parents will tell you, sometimes other people ask dumb, random or intrusive questions about family matters. Source: Internet

Aplite and porphyry dikes and veins may intrude pegmatites and wall rocks adjacent to intrusions, creating a confused sequence of felsic intrusive apophyses (thin branches or offshoots of igneous bodies) within the aureole of some granites. Source: Internet

As soon as 1791 locals began to shun or threaten inspectors, as they felt the inspection methods were intrusive. Source: Internet

Alternatively ambient noise levels may be measured to provide a reference point for analyzing an intrusive sound to a given environment. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

intrusional intrusionism intrusionist intrusive ideas intrusive ideas that trigger distressing feelings intrusive images