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Verb horn in has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebHorn inDescription:"Horn in" is a phrasal verb that means to intrude or interrupt uninvitedly into someone else's conversation, situation, or activity. It often implies interfering in an unwanted or unwelcome manner. Possible Usages:1. To intrude or interrupt:When someone unexpectedly joins a conversation or situation without being invited or welcomed. Example Sentence: He's always horn in on our discussions, even when he knows we need privacy. 2. To interfere or meddle:When someone interferes in a situation or activity, typically in an unwelcome way. Example Sentence: The boss continuously horns in on our projects, causing delays and unnecessary changes. 3. To encroach or trespass:When someone invades someone else's personal space, territory, or boundaries without permission. Example Sentence: The bicyclist horned in on the pedestrian's path, causing a near collision. 4. To take advantage of circumstances:When someone exploits a situation or opportunity for personal gain, even if it means disregarding others. Example Sentence: The salesperson tried to horn in on the deal, offering a better price at the last minute. Related Products:For books and resources related to communication skills and handling interruptions, you can check out the following products on Amazon: Communication Skills Books Dealing with Interruptions Books | ||||
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