obtrusion
/əbˈtruʒən/
noun
- Something that sticks out or is forced into a place where it is not wanted.
- The new building was an ugly obtrusion on the historic skyline.
- She saw the loud advertisement as an unwelcome obtrusion into her peaceful walk.
- The rock formation was a natural obtrusion from the cliff face.
- The act of forcing yourself or your ideas on others when they do not want them.
- His constant obtrusion into our private conversations annoyed everyone.
- The politician's obtrusion of his personal beliefs into the debate was criticized.
- We resented the obtrusion of their opinions on our family decision.
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