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Term: Intrude Into
Description:
The term "intrude into" refers to the act of entering or imposing oneself uninvited or unwelcome into a space, situation, or someone else's privacy. It can be used to describe the act of violating boundaries or interfering in a manner that disrupts or encroaches upon someone else's personal or private space.
Parts of Speech:
- Verb (transitive): The act of invading someone's personal space or privacy.
- Verb (intransitive): Describes the action of trespassing or encroaching into a room, space, or someone's territory.
Senses and Usages:
- Physical intrusion:
The burglar intruded into their house through an open window.
He felt violated when someone intruded into his personal space on the crowded bus.
- Emotional intrusion:
She constantly intrudes into her friend's personal affairs, causing unnecessary drama.
It's important to respect others' privacy and not intrude into their emotional struggles without permission.
- Intellectual intrusion:
The teacher's sudden interruption intruded into the flow of the student's presentation.
The noise from the construction work intruded into her concentration, making it difficult for her to study.
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