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intrusion
noun
1 intrusion
Any entry into an area not previously occupied.
synonyms: encroachment, invasion.
Roget 135:
untimeliness,
intempestivity†,
unseasonableness,
inexpedience;
unsuitable time,
improper time;
unreasonableness
etc.
adj.;
evil hour;
contretemps;
intrusion;
anachronism
etc.
115.
bad time,
wrong time,
inappropriate time,
not the right occasion,
unsuitable time,
inopportune time,
poor timing.
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Roget 228:
interposition,
interjacence†,
intercurrence†,
intervenience†,
interlocation†,
interdigitation,
interjection,
interpolation,
interlineation,
interspersion,
intercalation.
[interposition at a fine-grained level]
interpenetration;
permeation;
infiltration.
[interposition by one person in another's affairs, at the intervenor's initiative]
intervention,
interference;
intrusion,
obtrusion;
insinuation.
insertion
etc.
300;
dovetailing;
embolism.
intermediary,
intermedium†;
go between,
bodkin†,
intruder,
interloper;
parenthesis,
episode,
flyleaf.
partition,
septum,
diaphragm;
midriff;
dissepiment†;
party wall,
panel,
room divider.
halfway house.
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Roget 24:
disagreement;
discord,
discordance;
dissonance,
dissidence,
discrepancy;
unconformity
etc.
83;
incongruity,
incongruence†;
discongruity†,
mesalliance;
jarring
etc.
v.;
dissension
etc.
713;
conflict
etc.
(opposition)
708;
bickering,
clashing,
misunderstanding,
wrangle.
disparity,
mismatch,
disproportion;
dissimilitude,
inequality;
disproportionateness
etc.
adj.†;
variance,
divergence,
repugnance.
unfitness
etc.
adj.;
inaptitude,
impropriety;
inapplicability
etc.
adj.;
inconsistency,
inconcinnity†;
irrelevancy
etc.
(irrelation)
10.
misjoining†,
misjoinder†;
syncretism†,
intrusion,
interference;
concordia discors [Lat.].
fish out of water.
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Roget 10:
irrelation†,
dissociation;
misrelation†;
inapplicability;
inconnection†;
multifariousness;
disconnection
etc.
(disjunction)
44;
inconsequence,
independence;
incommensurability;
irreconcilableness
etc.
(disagreement)
24;
heterogeneity;
unconformity
etc.
83;
irrelevancy,
impertinence,
nihil ad rem [Lat.];
intrusion
etc.
24;
non-pertinence.
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Roget 294:
ingress;
entrance,
entry;
introgression;
influx,
intrusion,
inroad,
incursion,
invasion,
irruption;
ingression;
penetration,
interpenetration;
illapse†,
import,
infiltration;
immigration;
admission
etc.
(reception)
296;
insinuation
etc.
(interjacence)
228†;
insertion
etc.
300.
inlet;
way in;
mouth,
door,
etc.
(opening)
260;
barway†;
path
etc.
(way)
627;
conduit
etc.
350;
immigrant.
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Dutch: aantasting, afslijting, overschrijding
2 intrusion
Entrance by force or without permission or welcome.
3 intrusion
The forcing of molten rock into fissures or between strata of an earlier rock formation.
4 intrusion
Rock produced by an intrusive process.
5 intrusion
Moby thesaurus: access, admission, alienage, alienism, encroachment, entrance, entree, entry, exteriority, extraneousness, extrinsicality, foreignness, import, importation, importing, impropriety, inappropriateness, inauspiciousness, income, incoming, inconvenience, incursion, inexpedience, infelicity, infiltration, infraction, infringement, ingoing, ingress, ingression, inopportuneness, inopportunity, input, inroad, insertion, insinuation, intake, intempestivity, intercurrence, interjacence, interlocation, intermediacy, interpenetration, interposition, interposure, interruption, intervenience, intervention, introduction, introgression, irrelevance, lateness, leakage, nonassimilation, nonconformity, overstepping, penetration, percolation, prematurity, reception, sandwiching, seepage, transgression, trespass, unfavorableness, unfitness, unfittingness, unfortunateness, unpropitiousness, unripeness, unseasonableness, unsuitability, untimeliness, usurpation, wrongness ... show more.
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