"Obtrusion" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Obtrusion" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Obtrusion" Meaning

Obtrusion refers to the act of inserting or pushing oneself or something else into a place or situation in a way that is unwanted or unwelcome. It can also refer to the act of inserting or protruding something (such as a tooth or a piece of metal) into a space or opening. In a broader sense, obtrusion can also refer to the intrusion or interference of something (such as an idea or a person) into a conversation, situation, or sphere of influence.

"Obtrusion" Examples

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Obtrusion is a noun that refers to the act of intruding or forcing one's way into something.

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The sudden obtrusion of a noisy construction site disrupted the peaceful atmosphere of the neighborhood.
The large tree branch's obtrusion onto the sidewalk caused a hazard for pedestrians.
The new policy's obtrusion into private matters was met with strong resistance from employees.
The swimmer's obtrusion into the competitive pool disrupted the training session.
The government's obtrusion into private business had a negative impact on the economy.

"Obtrusion" Similar Words

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Obtund is a verb that means to reduce or weaken something, often emphasizing or removing its harsh or intense qualities. For example, a loud noise might be obtunded by placing a pillow over it, or a strong flavor might be obtunded by mixing it with a milder one. In a figurative sense, obtund can also mean to dull or desensitize someone to an experience or emotion, making it less intense or overwhelming.

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