All 6 Uses

intrusion
in
The Elite, by Kiera Cass
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Sorry to intrude, sir, but it's really unwise to stay out this late for so long.†
p. 4.5

intrude = unwelcome involvement or interruption
My maids probably wouldn't have noticed it; and if they had, they never would have intruded on my privacy.†
p. 118.3 *

intruded = interrupted or involved oneself without welcome
They never intruded on my sadness or anger.†
p. 142.9
"Dear ladies, we are sorry to intrude, but we have urgent news," the king informed us.†
p. 202.1

intrude = unwelcome involvement or interruption
I'm sorry if I was too intrusive.†
p. 222.1

intrusive = unwelcome involvement
I slowed, not wanting to intrude and not completely sure where the sound was coming from.†
p. 256.7

intrude = unwelcome involvement or interruption

Definitions:

(1) (intrusion)
an involvement or interruption that is unwelcome
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
In geology, intrusion can reference the forcing of molten rock into fissures or between strata of an earlier rock formation.