intrusion in

Frequency: 6.59.8 per million words

Used for intrusion in a non-physical context, like a situation or a matter.

intrusionNOUN + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • I really resented his intrusion in a family matter.
  • Her comments felt like an unwelcome intrusion in their private conversation.
  • The company faced criticism for its intrusion in employees' personal lives.
  • He viewed the sudden regulation as a bureaucratic intrusion in business operations.
  • There was no justification for such an intrusion in the democratic process.
  • The new law could be seen as an intrusion in individual freedoms.
  • Many citizens expressed concern about government intrusion in online privacy.
  • Was their sudden appearance an intentional intrusion in the ongoing negotiations?
  • Such direct questions constitute an unacceptable intrusion in her personal affairs.
  • The constant media attention became a significant intrusion in his daily routine.