obtrusive
/əbˈtruːsɪv/
adjective
- Noticeable in an unpleasant or unwanted way; too noticeable or prominent.
- The new building's modern design felt obtrusive in the historic neighborhood.
- The bright neon sign was so obtrusive that it distracted drivers on the road.
- She tried to hide her phone, but its obtrusive ringing gave her away during the movie.
- Tending to push oneself or one's ideas into situations where not wanted; interfering or meddlesome.
- I appreciate your help, but please don't be so obtrusive with your advice.
- His obtrusive questions made everyone at the party uncomfortable.
- The reporter was so obtrusive that the celebrity asked security to remove him.
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