intrusion
/ɪnˈtrʌʒən/Definitions
1. noun
the act of entering or coming into a place or situation in an unauthorized or unwanted way
“The intrusion of the enemy troops into the city led to widespread panic among the residents.”
2. noun
a sudden or unexpected entry or appearance, especially of something unpleasant
“The sound of a loud noise was a rude intrusion into the peaceful atmosphere of the concert hall.”
3. noun
the act of interfering with or disrupting something, especially a computer system or data
“The intrusion of the malware into the company’s computer system caused a major disruption to their operations.”
4. noun
a geological event, such as the movement of tectonic plates, that causes the Earth’s surface to change
“The intrusion of magma into the Earth’s crust led to the formation of a new volcano.”
5. noun
the act of inserting or introducing something into a conversation or discussion, especially in an unwanted or disruptive way
“The intrusion of the personal anecdote into the formal presentation disrupted the flow of the speaker’s argument.”