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intrude

[in-trood] / ɪnˈtrud /


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During Wen's trial, the court heard he had attempted to intrude on the film's premiere twice, according to Singaporean media.

From BBC

In Wen's trial on Monday, the court heard he had attempted to intrude on the movie premiere twice, Singaporean media reports.

From BBC

Modern observations show that parts of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet -- such as the Thwaites and Pine Island glaciers -- are already retreating rapidly as warm deep water intrudes beneath them.

From Science Daily

I interpret this evasion to mean that Mr. Noseda doesn’t care two hoots about American politics and has no intention of allowing it to intrude on his artistic vision for the NSO.

From The Wall Street Journal

It's the intruding lenses of the cameras and the words rushed out for news websites that give such moments shape and impact.

From BBC