trespasser
/ˈtrɛspəsər/
noun
- A person who enters someone else's land or property without permission.
- A sign at the gate warned that trespassers would be prosecuted.
- The security guard escorted the trespasser off the construction site.
- The farmer called the police when he saw a trespasser in his field.
- A person who does something that is not allowed or goes beyond acceptable limits.
- In the debate, he felt like a trespasser on a topic he knew little about.
- She apologized for being a trespasser on their private conversation.
- The journalist was seen as a trespasser into the celebrity's personal life.
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