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Meanings of intrusiveness in English

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intrusió

Aggressiveness as evidenced by intruding; by advancing yourself or your ideas without invitation.

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Usage of intrusiveness in English
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Illness intrusiveness is a known predictor of negative psychosocial outcomes in AYAs.
Pubmed
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The negative emotional impact of illness intrusiveness into intimacy diminished with increasing age.
Pubmed
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Your busybody intrusiveness uncovered things you had no right to know.
Fatal Voyage
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But at the same time, we have to limit our intrusiveness.
Treecat Wars
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We investigated whether illness intrusiveness differs across life domains among survivors with diverse cancers.
Pubmed
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Taiwan's electronic fence has drawn some complaints for its intrusiveness.
Reuters
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And yet it combines penetration with intrusiveness; acuteness, coolness, and logical courage with its soberness.
History of Modern Philosophy / From Nicolas of Cusa to the Prese...
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Besides, Barbara herself also knew how to protect herself against any intrusiveness with haughty sharpness.
Barbara Blomberg — Volume 09
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I suggest that she perhaps got more intrusiveness because she always seemed so exposed on film.
The Guardian
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In fact, malware scanners have already begun blocking these mining programs, citing their intrusiveness and opacity.
Wired
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Her mind had returned to Mitchell Faber, whose intrusiveness had contained an unexpected quantity of appeal.
In the night room: a novel
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It's a little bit more intrusiveness, he said.
The Guardian
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Illness-related stigma, an understudied concept in this population, may also be a key contributor to increased intrusiveness.
Pubmed
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Benefit finding buffered stigma's deleterious effects, and illness intrusiveness was a partial mediator of its psychosocial impact.
Pubmed
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If that earned him a reputation for arrogance or intrusiveness, it was a small price to pay.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
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She would admit none of the notorious errors, of the world; its backbiting, selfishness, coarseness, intrusiveness, infectiousness.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
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