intrusive
ஊடுருவும்
definition
adjective
that was an intrusive question
causing disruption or annoyance through being unwelcome or uninvited.
(of a sound) pronounced between words or syllables to facilitate pronunciation, such as an r in saw a movie , which occurs in the speech of some eastern New Englanders and metropolitan New Yorkers.
example
There are no recriminations, no judgement, no 'intrusive' questions.
With each 'intrusive' question, I became more stoic and stiff.
It would give them a leg up in the 'intrusive' , annoying advertising world - which is an unsustainable model.
The mafic sheets have not contributed at all to the felsic volcanic-derived volcaniclastic breccias, thus supporting an 'intrusive' origin for the mafic volcanic rocks.
I am satisfied that this is the least disruptive and 'intrusive' order I can make that is consistent with the child's best interests.
At worst, television advertising is irritating, but rarely 'intrusive' …
First of all, there were those annoying, 'intrusive' phone calls.
Variably serpentinized Devonian mafic and ultramafic 'intrusive' rocks occur in the western and northern parts of the map area.
There would be nothing more 'intrusive' and irritating than watching someone compulsively flick between channels at a distance (except perhaps being in the room with them as they did so).
In addition, a number of 'intrusive' centres, lava flows and dykes crop out in the NW corner of the island (close to Cap St. Andre).
The pictures are gentle in that they are not 'intrusive' , even in intimate or chaotic moments.
The telephone is a relatively 'intrusive' technology, interrupting you from what you are doing and demanding attention.
I've been trying to find out what these questions might be; I expect them to be annoyingly 'intrusive' .
Did she not realise that the cost of being an actor is to burn forever in the limelight of 'intrusive' media questioning?
It is 'intrusive' and disruptive and can have lasting effects on people.
But the most 'intrusive' questions come on departure.
And don't the powers that be realize the the more annoying and 'intrusive' the ads are, the less we're going to want to look at them?
Journalism is inherently 'intrusive' and invasive.
The early Permian rifting in the North Atlantic involved siliciclastic sedimentation in extensional basins and widespread extrusive and 'intrusive' magmatic activity.
I myself am very low-risk, but I resent 'intrusive' questions when they are unnecessary.
The field-based studies were supplemented by thin-section petrography and whole-rock geochemistry to characterize different 'intrusive' phases.
Without some 'intrusive' interventions to disrupt patterns of homicides, population trends alone are likely to spur some growth in murder tolls.
Her tone's informal, friendly and modest, even when she's fending off unwanted or 'intrusive' questions - of which there prove to be several.
Hardly anyone responded, put off by either the slightly 'intrusive' questions or perhaps my impatient demand for a quick response.
And with the average person reading up to 60 e-mails a day, this junk can easily become both 'intrusive' and invasive.
The relationship between the street and the galleries inside is not as 'intrusively' immediate as is suggested by the open-ended, perpendicular orientation.
The 1980s inspired rock score is 'intrusively' annoying.
Allegedly to reduce the incidence and 'intrusiveness' of such searches, the government is pressing forward with plans to do background checks on travelers, again without regard to suspicion.
But there can be no doubting the all-but-irresistible 'intrusiveness' of entrepreneurial values and practices into the everyday running and exhibiting policies of these institutions.
But that hardly eliminates the need for reform, in reducing the severity of sentences and the 'intrusiveness' of drug law enforcement, and shifting to more selective, targeted enforcement.
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