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intrusion
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Intrusion
01
the act of entering an area that was previously unoccupied or reserved
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An intrusion of weeds took over the garden.
02
entry into a place or situation without permission, invitation, or welcome
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He resented the intrusion of strangers into his home.
03
the act of entering someone else's property without legal right or consent
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Intrusions by neighboring owners caused disputes.
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Geologists identified the intrusion by studying the rock's composition.
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