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All the new settlers made him feel like an interloper in the country of his fathers.interloper = someone who intrudes or encroaches (inserts himself without invitation)
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There were a group of women talking about men with one male interloper.interloper = someone involved who doesn't belong
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While parties across campus jam to twice their usual size—accommodating interlopers from near and far—the kids of East Andrews, realizing suddenly how their days are numbered, try to recapture some of the rosy-cheeked spontaneity of last fall. (source)interlopers = people or things that, without invitation, insert themselves
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Even though she had met Art after the divorce was nearly final, Marty and Arlene probably saw her as the interloper, the reason Miriam and Art did not reconcile. (source)interloper = someone or something that, without invitation, inserts itself
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One you should pass along to that alien interloper, Ka Anor: (source)interloper = someone who, without invitation, inserts himself into a situation
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I predict that one day, the forces of African society will achieve a momentous victory over the interloper. (source)interloper = someone or something that, without invitation, inserts itself
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"The moral of the story is that energy is the secret to everything in life," said the drunken interloper. (source)interloper = someone or something that, without invitation, inserts itself
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And if we choose to make peace among our people there is none other to interfere, no interlopers from outside... (source)interlopers = people who, without invitation, insert themselves
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Bat-like creatures, half brigands and lackeys; all the sorts of vespertillos that that twilight called war engenders; wearers of uniforms, who take no part in the fighting; pretended invalids; formidable limpers; interloping sutlers, trotting along in little carts, sometimes accompanied by their wives, and stealing things which they sell again; beggars offering themselves as guides to officers; soldiers' servants; marauders; armies on the march in days gone by,— we are not speaking of the present,—dragged all this behind them, so that in the special language they are called "stragglers.† (source)interloping = intruding or encroaching (inserting oneself without invitation)
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Its twenty bells had been forged from cannons that the Interloper had been forced to abandon during his retreat, such that every peal seemed to sound: Long live Russia!† (source)Interloper = someone or something that, without invitation, inserts itself
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It turned out that the Baylors had been on vacation, and whoever we'd encountered were simply interlopers.† (source)interlopers = people or things that, without invitation, insert themselves
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It's just that she loved you so much, I always felt like kind of an interloper with you guys.† (source)interloper = someone or something that, without invitation, inserts itself
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He swept the weapon back and forth as he walked, looking for any interlopers.† (source)interlopers = people or things that, without invitation, insert themselves
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Evan never bothered to tell me how long after the alarm sounds before the Stormtroopers are mobilized, the base is locked down, and the interloper captured, tortured, and put to a slow and agonizing death.† (source)interloper = someone or something that, without invitation, inserts itself
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The interlopers included three of Bloom's Algerians, who had come to the railway, one explained, because "none of us had ever seen ice," a doubtful story given that the Algerians had just endured one of Chicago's coldest winters.† (source)interlopers = people or things that, without invitation, insert themselves
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Where's this interloper staying?† (source)interloper = someone or something that, without invitation, inserts itself
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