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interloper
noun as in person who intrudes, meddles
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Example Sentences
At times, it felt like I was an interloper at a men’s support group.
The childhood he spoke of was being raised by his single mother and grandmother, both of whom were from Kansas, an unimpeachable locale for those who wished to paint him as an interloper.
As the manor devolves into something like “Lord of the Flies,” our hedonistic interloper uses this opening to become a usurper.
It was not an interloper from some faraway place.
The cold-hearted crime family matriarch uses her sons as foot soldiers to fight off crime syndicate interlopers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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