intruding

verbnounattested in dialogue

intrusion

verb

1
Also a form of intrudepresent participle and gerund of intrude

noun

1
intrusion
[…] he rose and adjusted his alarm-clock, so that it would emphatically repeat the hour of five. Then to bed again, and driving off all intrudings of thoughtfulness, and resolutely bending himself to slumber, he by-and-by fell into its […] arms.

Forms

plural: intrudings

introduction · The act or process of introducing.intrude · To thrust oneself in; to come or enter without invitation,…intruder · Someone who intrudes.

intruding · intrusion

intrusion · The forcible inclusion or entry of an external group or…intuition · Immediate cognition without the use of conscious rational…invade · To move into.

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