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interloper

[in-ter-loh-per] / ˈɪn tərˌloʊ pər /


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Lacey’s earlier fiction — she is the author of four previous books — has tended to focus on fugitives and interlopers.

From New York Times

Residents found the kitchen full of smoke and an interloper sitting on a couch in the dark as something on the stove was burning.

From Los Angeles Times

This led some people to dismiss him as a brash, untutored interloper.

From New York Times

His expansive view of how Congress should view the local government will irk District officials who view these GOP lawmakers as interlopers in their local affairs — but Hagerty is ready for the tussle.

From Washington Post

Equally clear to me upon revisiting the episode was the subtext that some of these historians believed that these journalists were unqualified interlopers.

From Washington Post