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intrusive

[in-troo-siv] / ɪnˈtru sɪv /


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Reform councillor Jason O'Connell, who represents the party on Torfaen council, said the vetting process has been "corrected" and was "brutal, it's intrusive".

From BBC

I wanted to do right by Bingo, a little white Jindo mix with strawberry-blond ears and freckles all over her snout, whose inevitable death was already becoming an intrusive thought.

From The Wall Street Journal

These unsettling scenarios are known as "intrusive thoughts" which the majority of us will experience from time to time and feel able to shrug off.

From BBC

Knocking on doors felt intrusive at best, inconsiderate at worst.

From Salon

For creative content made using AI, like games or animations, the label can be placed in less intrusive ways, such as in the metadata.

From The Wall Street Journal