Translation
intrusion, break-in
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Word origin
From medieval Latin intrusio, from Latin intrudere ('to thrust in'). English 'intrusion' shares the root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- intrudere
- English cognates
- intrude, intrusion
Grammar
Examples
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The police are investigating a break-in at the offices.
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The system detects any computer intrusion.
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I see this question as an intrusion into my private life.
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The alarm went off after an intrusion.
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Break-ins of this kind are rare in the neighbourhood.
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