Pronunciation: /ɪnˈtruʒən/
noun an act or instance of intruding; an unwelcome interruption or invasion
A1 I don't like it when there is an intrusion of privacy.
A2 The sudden intrusion of noise startled the sleeping baby.
B1 The company installed security cameras to prevent any intrusion into the building.
B2 The intrusion of foreign substances into the water supply caused contamination.
C1 The government is concerned about the potential intrusion of foreign hackers into the country's database.
C2 The intrusion of paparazzi into the celebrity's personal life led to a lawsuit for invasion of privacy.
verb not applicable
A1 I don't like when people intrusion into my personal space.
A2 She felt uneasy about the intrusion of strangers into her home.
B1 The company implemented strict security measures to prevent any intrusion into their network.
B2 The government is concerned about potential foreign intrusion into their country's affairs.
C1 The journalist was arrested for intrusion into the private lives of public figures.
C2 The hacker attempted to intrusion into the company's database, but was caught by the cybersecurity team.
adjective not applicable
A1 The intrusion alarm went off when someone tried to enter the building.
A2 She felt uncomfortable with the intrusion of personal questions during the interview.
B1 The security system detected an intrusion attempt and immediately notified the authorities.
B2 The company implemented strict policies to prevent any unauthorized intrusions into their network.
C1 The government is concerned about the increasing intrusion of foreign influence in domestic affairs.
C2 The privacy laws were enacted to protect citizens from unwarranted intrusions by government agencies.
adverb not applicable
A1 The intrusion of a squirrel into the garden startled the birds.
A2 The intrusion of a salesperson into our conversation was unwelcome.
B1 The intrusion of invasive species into the ecosystem has disrupted the natural balance.
B2 The company's database was compromised due to a security intrusion.
C1 The intrusion of political interference in the election process is a serious threat to democracy.
C2 The sophisticated intrusion prevention system successfully blocked the cyber attack before any damage was done.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I don't like it when there is an intrusion in my personal space.
A2 The intrusion of privacy by the government is a major concern for many people.
B1 The company implemented strict security measures to prevent any intrusion into their network.
B2 The intrusion of unwanted advertisements on websites can be very annoying for users.
C1 The intrusion of foreign troops into the country's borders sparked an international conflict.
C2 The intrusion of fake news into mainstream media has become a serious problem in today's society.
preposition not applicable
A1 I don't like intrusion in my personal space.
A2 The loud music was an intrusion on my peaceful evening.
B1 The company policy prohibits any intrusion into employees' personal emails.
B2 The government's intrusion into citizens' privacy has sparked a heated debate.
C1 The journalist faced legal consequences for his intrusion into the private lives of celebrities.
C2 The hacker's intrusion into the company's database resulted in a massive data breach.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I don't like it when there is an intrusion of privacy.
A2 The intrusion of noise from the construction site next door is really bothering me.
B1 The intrusion of technology in our daily lives has both positive and negative effects.
B2 The government's intrusion into personal communications is a major concern for civil liberties advocates.
C1 The company faced legal action for its intrusion into the competitor's confidential business information.
C2 The intrusion of foreign troops into the region has sparked international outrage and calls for intervention.
interjection not applicable
A1 Intrusion! Get out of my room!
A2 Oh, intrusion! I didn't expect to see you here.
B1 Sorry for the intrusion, I just wanted to ask a quick question.
B2 The intrusion of noise from the construction site next door is really bothering me.
C1 The intrusion of paparazzi into the celebrity's private life caused a lot of controversy.
C2 The government's intrusion into citizens' personal data has raised concerns about privacy rights.
article not applicable
A1 The cat's intrusion into the kitchen caused a mess.
A2 She felt uncomfortable with the constant intrusion of her nosy neighbor.
B1 The company implemented security measures to prevent any unauthorized intrusion into their system.
B2 The government is investigating the possible intrusion of foreign hackers into the country's database.
C1 The privacy of individuals is often compromised by the intrusion of surveillance technology.
C2 The intrusion of paparazzi into the celebrity's personal life was relentless and invasive.
formal The company's security system detected an intrusion attempt on their network.
informal I heard there was an intrusion at the party last night, but everything turned out okay.
slang Yo, did you see that intrusion on the livestream? It was wild!
figurative Her intrusive thoughts kept her up at night, causing a constant feeling of unease.
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