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Comparative for tending to intrude into the space or property of other's
“She thought that he or she was the most inconsiderate and intrusive trespasser upon private territory that ever walked through the sacred regions of a wood.”
Comparative for tending to interfere or pry into the affairs of others
“Many people would consider her interest in a neighbor, especially if they weren't friends, to be somewhat nosy and intrusive.”
Comparative for tending to annoy or irk, especially by being invasive in nature
“Participants correctly perceived the centered ads to be highly intrusive.”
Comparative for forward or pushy in nature, especially while being inquisitive
“She thinks of me as an intrusive journalist rather than an interested party.”
Comparative for involving a highly inquisitorial investigation
“She is once again subjected to an intrusive investigation into her private life.”
Comparative for hard or impossible to ignore, especially in an annoying way
“The location of such an intrusive structure in the middle of a national park is just bad taste.”
Comparative for having a pitch or frequency at the upper end of the auditory range
Comparative for able to express or expressing agency or control on behalf of oneself or another
Comparative for characterized by aggression in governmental foreign relations
Comparative for occurring at an unfavourable or inappropriate time
Comparative for jutting or projecting outwards
Comparative for extrinsic to, or not being a vital component of, something
Comparative for referring to an individual's character, appearance, or private life in an inappropriate or offensive way
Comparative for loud or vociferous in nature
Comparative for impolite or bad-mannered
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