intrusive in Polish
intrusive in Polish is natrętny — intrusive means tending to intrude; unwelcome or disruptive.
intrusive in Polish
natrętny
Tending to intrude; doing that which is not welcome; interrupting or disturbing; entering without permission or welcome.
What does "intrusive" mean?
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adj Tending to intrude; unwelcome or disruptive.
"The tabloids asked intrusive questions about her private life."
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intrusive in a sentence
- The tabloids asked intrusive questions about her private life.
- He found the constant notifications intrusive.
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What is "intrusive" in Polish?
"intrusive" in Polish is natrętny. intrusive means: Tending to intrude; unwelcome or disruptive.
How do you use "intrusive" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloids asked intrusive questions about her private life." In Polish, "intrusive" is natrętny.
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