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Meanings of intrusiveness in English
Catalan
intrusió Aggressiveness as evidenced by intruding; by advancing yourself or your ideas without invitation.
Synonyms
Examples for "officiousness"
Examples for "officiousness"
1
Brangaena, turning round, is horrified to see what her officiousness has accomplished.
2
Gurney was no longer surprised at the man's officiousness, but it still rankled.
3
The craze of an old woman-thefussy officiousness of a blundering elderly Englishman.
4
Just another example of pettish bureaucracy, the officiousness of the jack-in-office.
5
Her look of sympathy congealed into officiousness and she rose to her feet.
1
A small country village in America or England has its meddlesomeness, but not its worldly, wicked sharpness.
2
What you learned of old Eliphalet Congdon's meddlesomeness jibes exactly with what I know of his character.
3
The present is the age of official protection, and perhaps just a trifle too much interference and meddlesomeness.
4
As the result of your miserly ways, your meddlesomeness and your selfishness, you've just about ruined your life.
5
If you have told me the truth your meddlesomeness will have far-reaching consequences too dreadful to think about!
Usage of intrusiveness in English
1
Illness intrusiveness is a known predictor of negative psychosocial outcomes in AYAs.
2
The negative emotional impact of illness intrusiveness into intimacy diminished with increasing age.
3
Your busybody intrusiveness uncovered things you had no right to know.
4
But at the same time, we have to limit our intrusiveness.
5
We investigated whether illness intrusiveness differs across life domains among survivors with diverse cancers.
6
Taiwan's electronic fence has drawn some complaints for its intrusiveness.
7
And yet it combines penetration with intrusiveness; acuteness, coolness, and logical courage with its soberness.
8
Besides, Barbara herself also knew how to protect herself against any intrusiveness with haughty sharpness.
9
I suggest that she perhaps got more intrusiveness because she always seemed so exposed on film.
10
In fact, malware scanners have already begun blocking these mining programs, citing their intrusiveness and opacity.
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Her mind had returned to Mitchell Faber, whose intrusiveness had contained an unexpected quantity of appeal.
12
It's a little bit more intrusiveness, he said.
13
Illness-related stigma, an understudied concept in this population, may also be a key contributor to increased intrusiveness.
14
Benefit finding buffered stigma's deleterious effects, and illness intrusiveness was a partial mediator of its psychosocial impact.
15
If that earned him a reputation for arrogance or intrusiveness, it was a small price to pay.
16
She would admit none of the notorious errors, of the world; its backbiting, selfishness, coarseness, intrusiveness, infectiousness.
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