intrude
/ɪnˈtruːd/Definitions
1. verb
to enter or interfere uninvited into a place or situation; to interfere or intervene
“The loud music began to intrude on the peaceful atmosphere.”
2. verb
to become or cause to become a part of something; to insert or be inserted
“The new policy will intrude on the company’s existing practices.”
3. noun
an unwanted or uninvited entry or presence
“The noise was an intrusion into the quiet room.”
4. verb
to enter or be introduced into someone’s thoughts or mind
“The disturbing news began to intrude on her thoughts.”
5. verb
to come or be introduced between things
“The new employee will intrude between the existing team members.”