Synonym: encroach, infringe, interfere, meddle, overstep, trespass. Antonym: extrude. Similar words: in truth, intrusive, rude, crude, trudge, prudent, untrue, interlude. Meaning: [ɪn'truːd] 
v. 1. enter uninvited 2. enter unlawfully on someone's property 3. search or inquire in a meddlesome way 4. thrust oneself in as if by force.
v. 1. enter uninvited 2. enter unlawfully on someone's property 3. search or inquire in a meddlesome way 4. thrust oneself in as if by force. 
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31. It's very important not to intrude on the family's grief, whilst still helping with the funeral arrangements.
32. Domesticity need never intrude on the relationship; it may be sporadic, but when there it is always intense.
33. He had kept away from the house, not wanting to intrude on the Bonnards' private grief.
34. But to see, to meddle, to intrude, that was Lionel all over.
35. What if he didn't want her to intrude on his being?
36. A thousand and one domestic crises can intrude on your office hours if your office is in your home.
37. I stood there for a moment, not wanting to gawk or intrude but unable to stop staring.
38. Perhaps I can intrude into my own column again at this point to reinforce the message.
39. Unsightly aluminum air ducts intrude into the cozy but cramped reading alcove.
40. Prominent strips of inlay were left unfinished; awkward patches of pink sandstone intrude into the glistening white of the dome.
41. They intrude into our personal relationships, govern our patterns of consumption, inform our very notion of human worth.
42. Nor any member of one's staff they will not intrude upon.
43. Why should the worm of anxiety intrude so early on such pure pleasure?
44. Race, relegated to the periphery, can intrude into the most ordinary evening out.
45. I do not intend to intrude on your life, or impinge in any direct manner.
46. A sense that she had no right to intrude into their lives.
47. The colors don't intrude on the viewer.
48. May I intrude on your privacy?
49. I don't want to intrude my opinion upon you.
50. I didn't mean to intrude.
51. Reporters don't hesitate to intrude on one's privacy.
52. I don't want to intrude on your meeting.
53. I hope I don't intrude.
54. I am afraid that I intrude upon you.
55. Do you always intrude on private conversation?
56. He tried to intrude his opinions on me.
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57. To intrude on without invitation or warrant; disturb.
58. The neighbors intrude on your privacy.
59. He did not want to intrude on this grief.
60. I don't want to intrude.
More similar words: in truth, intrusive, rude, crude, trudge, prudent, untrue, interlude, intrigue, introduce, intrigued, intrinsic, intricate, intramural, introspect, intriguing, introduction, intransigence, introspection, erudite, drudgery, begrudge, grudgingly, rudimentary, dude, elude, TRUE, delude, denude, include.