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intrusive

[in-troo-siv] / ɪnˈtru sɪv /


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There are less intrusive ways to address the real concerns driving this regulatory rush.

From The Wall Street Journal

Just as complaints about AI being annoyingly intrusive in marketing and advertising are real.

From Los Angeles Times

Dawn said the meeting was "intrusive and re-traumatising", and that from the questions clearly the panel had no idea of her son's past experiences at the hospital.

From BBC

He doesn’t seem upset that I’m in his room, but having seen what I’ve seen I feel intrusive nonetheless.

From Literature

The group said the impact of the criminal justice system on victims can be "devastating" and that many often experience "over-zealous and intrusive questioning".

From BBC