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obtrude

verb

/əbˈtruːd/

Meaning

to force oneself or one's ideas into a situation uninvited or inappropriately

He didn’t want to obtrude into their private conversation.

interfere, intrude, impose, meddle, intervene

withdraw, avoid, respect

obtrude ideas, obtrude upon, obtrude into

To suddenly attack or enter a place, especially by force.

to cause pain or injury; to cause emotional distress

to seat someone again or to fit something back into its place

to behave badly or inappropriately; to act in an unacceptable way

to restore something to its original form or state; to reassemble

to combine or unite to form one structure or organization