Pronunciation: /əbˈtruːsɪv/
adjective tending to impose oneself or one's opinions on others in an intrusive way; noticeable or prominent in an unwelcome or intrusive way
A1 The new wallpaper in the living room is too obtrusive.
A2 The obtrusive noise from the construction site next door is driving me crazy.
B1 The obtrusive advertising on the website makes it difficult to navigate.
B2 The obtrusive security measures at the airport can be overwhelming for some travelers.
C1 The obtrusive behavior of the guest at the party was causing discomfort for the other attendees.
C2 The obtrusive media coverage of the celebrity's personal life crossed a line into invasion of privacy.
formal The obtrusive advertisement on the website was distracting to users.
informal I find those obtrusive pop-up ads really annoying.
slang I can't stand how obtrusive that guy is, always butting into our conversations.
figurative Her bright pink hair was so obtrusive, it was impossible not to notice her in a crowd.
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