very intrusive

Frequency: 9.040.3 per million words

A very common intensifier for 'intrusive'.

intrusiveADVERB + intrusive

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • The paparazzi can be very intrusive when celebrities are out in public.
  • Her questions about my personal life felt very intrusive and inappropriate.
  • Some advertising methods have become very intrusive, disrupting the user experience.
  • He found the constant surveillance to be very intrusive and an invasion of privacy.
  • The new security measures, though necessary, are proving very intrusive for employees.
  • I'm finding his presence in my workspace very intrusive; I can't concentrate.
  • Asking about her past relationships was a very intrusive thing to do.
  • They complained that the new building was very intrusive to the scenic view.
  • The reporter's persistent questioning was very intrusive for the grieving family.
  • Having someone constantly monitoring your activities can be very intrusive.