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Meanings of intrusion in English
Entry to another's property without right or permission.
Synonyms
Examples for "invasion"
Examples for "invasion"
1
Violence is growing in Afghanistan nearly six years after the U.S.-led invasion.
2
Violence has soared in Afghanistan nearly seven years after the U.S.-led invasion.
3
Inevitably, the house invasion quickly goes wrong and the family are murdered.
4
He wondered how soon the invasion would provoke fresh forms of violence.
5
Violence in Afghanistan is at its highest since the invasion of 2001.
1
Among the questions voters should ask, she said: What was the violation?
2
Convicted of currency law violation, Calvi was given a suspended four-year sentence.
3
Mutilation of bodies is, however, a violation of the laws of war.
4
That was a serious security violation that led directly to their deaths.
5
British lawmakers decided against a ban as a violation of free speech.
1
Police said they had arrested the group on suspicion of aggravated trespass.
2
He said pastoralists in the area were reporting high levels of trespass.
3
If I agree to overlook your trespass, can we continue as before?
4
I did, though, notice several large signs warning people not to trespass.
5
Well, you shall stand together in the dock for trespass and assault.
1
The Empire is destroyed; the usurpation that follows it has no roots.
2
But the industrial usurpation takes toll of the family in other ways.
3
He had entertained this idea of usurpation since his victories in Italy.
4
The Senate by its usurpation controlled both the Emperour and the people.
5
I charge him with a usurpation of power and violation of law:
1
It documents the encroachment of modern values on a resistant Irish countryside.
2
The Declaration of Independence meant war against the ever-growing encroachment of despotism.
3
There is no intention of encroachment on the part of the encroachers.
4
Truth is sensitive and jealous of the least encroachment of its sacredness.
5
Thus, for a long time, nature overlooks the encroachment and profanity of-man.
Usage of intrusion in English
1
Republicans view the law as excessive government intrusion into the healthcare market.
2
The bank has so far denied responsibility for the Bangladesh Bank intrusion.
3
The first step the industry is tackling is intrusion detection, said Lanctot.
4
Now-weare safe here and perfectly free of any danger of intrusion.
5
He liked it, too; he wasn't ready for the intrusion of reality.
6
The abbess looked up in a grave inquiry at this second intrusion.
7
Satellite data is being used to study the eruption and associated intrusion.
8
Beyond this the most notable change will come via another televisual intrusion.
9
It is a question of intrusion into the activity of sport itself.
10
A real intrusion, though, to sneak in there right under someone's home.
11
Albert scowls at the intrusion, clearly unhappy to be photographed at work.
12
But erosion and a motorway's intrusion have given it an unquiet history.
13
The unbidden Lord does not enter there; neither do I venture intrusion.
14
Small white line is an intrusion of quartz in the algonkian.............................................. 208
15
What's the harm to individuals or families that might follow from intrusion?
16
There-an urgent message from the intrusion detection system in the Ardent cage.
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Translations for intrusion
Russian
Intrusion through the time
Intrusion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common