obtrusion (Meaning)

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obtrusion (n.)

The act of obtruding; a thrusting upon others by force or unsolicited; as, the obtrusion of crude opinions on the world.

That which is obtruded.

The loud music's obtrusion disrupted our tranquil evening.
The intrusive neighbor's constant knocking was an unwanted obtrusion.
The obtrusion of the brightly colored advertising sign spoiled the scenic view.
The student's obtrusive question interrupted the lecturer's flow of thought.
The overbearing fragrance of the perfume was an unpleasant obtrusion.
The construction noise next door was an unwelcome obtrusion on our daily routine.
The flashing lights and loud sirens of the emergency vehicles were an obtrusive reminder of the danger nearby.
The obtrusion of the invasive plant species threatened the native ecosystem.
The obtrusive banners and signs at the festival were visually overwhelming.
The constant obtrusion of advertisements on our screens made it difficult to concentrate on the content.

The act of obtruding; a thrusting upon others by force or unsolicited; as, the obtrusion of crude opinions on the world., That which is obtruded.

violation, impingement, trespass, contravention, transgression, encroachment, invasion,intrusion, infringement, breach

respecting, observance,respecting, observance, upholding,upholding, noninfringement,noninfringement

The loud music's obtrusion disrupted our tranquil evening.

The intrusive neighbor's constant knocking was an unwanted obtrusion.

The obtrusion of the brightly colored advertising sign spoiled the scenic view.

The student's obtrusive question interrupted the lecturer's flow of thought.