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intrusive

[in-troo-siv] / ɪnˈtru sɪv /


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There was an outcry from opposition politicians, who said teenagers were being asked "intrusive and inappropriate" questions.

From BBC

However, the judge ruled the questions were "highly intrusive", particularly in the context of an HIV diagnosis.

From BBC

To provide continued support, workplaces need to have regular check-ins with their employees, but they don’t need to be intrusive.

From The Wall Street Journal

It surveyed around 5,000 people and then followed 50 couples in forensic, sometimes intrusive detail, combining statistics with diaries, interviews and "emotion maps" of what happened in the home.

From BBC

The 39-year-old newsreader and journalist has now spoken about the impact of the "intrusive and intimidating" behaviour that left her feeling terrified.

From BBC