intrusiveness
/ɪnˈtruːsɪvnəs/
noun
- The quality of being unwanted or disruptive in a place or situation.
- We complained about the intrusiveness of the street performers outside our window.
- The intrusiveness of the alarm system annoyed the neighbors.
- The design of the building reduced the intrusiveness of traffic noise.
- The quality of involving unwanted attention to someone's private matters.
- The intrusiveness of the survey questions made many people refuse to answer.
- The company's policy aimed to minimize the intrusiveness of its data collection.
- She disliked the intrusiveness of social media platforms tracking her location.
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