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Meanings of intruder in English
Someone who intrudes on the privacy or property of another without permission.
Usage of intruder in English
1
So far so good: she is not immediately denounced as an intruder.
2
Yes, it is time we terminated this particular intruder with extreme prejudice.
3
She looks at the intruder as much in reproof as in surprise.
4
He intended to be rid of this intruder as quickly as possible.
5
An Israeli couple in the house escaped when the intruder's rifle jammed.
6
An intruder breaks into Fana's office to get the information she needs.
7
If there had been anything good, the intruder would have taken it.
8
The new gals even have groovy intruder names: Deanna, Brittney and Jamie-Lee.
9
I think I'll just have to report this as an unknown intruder.
10
The foam dashed high, as if in angry protest at the intruder.
11
They all turned in their chairs and studied the intruder at length.
12
The intruder wore a dark-coloured vestment; a low-crowned hat surmounted his figure.
13
The intruder was evidently in some authority over Hippolyte, for he concluded:
14
For the first time in that house he felt like an intruder.
15
So private, and yet so strong that he felt like an intruder.
16
The intruder in Duluth had finally been identified: it was a bear.
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Intruder across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common