Translation
intruder, odd one out
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Word origin
From Latin intrusus, past participle of intrudere ("to thrust in"). English "intrude" and "intruder" come from the same root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- intrudere
- English cognates
- intrude, intruder
Grammar
Examples
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An intruder slipped into the meeting room.
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Find the odd one out in this list of words.
aboyé .
The dog barked when it saw the intruder.
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He felt like an outsider in their family.
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The alarm goes off as soon as an intruder enters the garden.
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