intrusion 音标拼音: [ɪntr'uʒən]
n . 闯入,侵扰
闯入,侵扰
intrusion 侵入
intrusion 侵入
intrusion n 1 :
any entry into an area not previously occupied ; "
an invasion of tourists "; "
an invasion of locusts " [
synonym :
{
invasion }, {
encroachment }, {
intrusion }]
2 :
entrance by force or without permission or welcome 3 :
the forcing of molten rock into fissures or between strata of an earlier rock formation 4 :
rock produced by an intrusive process 5 :
entry to another '
s property without right or permission [
synonym :
{
trespass }, {
encroachment }, {
violation }, {
intrusion },
{
usurpation }]
Intrusion \
In *
tru "
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n . [
Cf .
F .
intrusion .
See {
Intrude }.]
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1 .
The act of intruding ,
or of forcing in ;
especially ,
the forcing (
one '
s self )
into a place without right or welcome ;
encroachment .
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Why this intrusion ?
Were not my orders that I should be private ?
--
Addison .
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2 . (
Geol .)
The penetrating of one rock ,
while in a plastic or metal state ,
into the cavities of another .
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3 . (
Law )
The entry of a stranger ,
after a particular estate or freehold is determined ,
before the person who holds in remainder or reversion has taken possession .
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4 . (
Scotch Ch .)
The settlement of a minister over a congregation without their consent .
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75 Moby Thesaurus words for "
intrusion ":
access ,
admission ,
alienage ,
alienism ,
encroachment ,
entrance ,
entree ,
entry ,
exteriority ,
extraneousness ,
extrinsicality ,
foreignness ,
import ,
importation ,
importing ,
impropriety ,
inappropriateness ,
inauspiciousness ,
income ,
incoming ,
inconvenience ,
incursion ,
inexpedience ,
infelicity ,
infiltration ,
infraction ,
infringement ,
ingoing ,
ingress ,
ingression ,
inopportuneness ,
inopportunity ,
input ,
inroad ,
insertion ,
insinuation ,
intake ,
intempestivity ,
intercurrence ,
interjacence ,
interlocation ,
intermediacy ,
interpenetration ,
interposition ,
interposure ,
interruption ,
intervenience ,
intervention ,
introduction ,
introgression ,
irrelevance ,
lateness ,
leakage ,
nonassimilation ,
nonconformity ,
overstepping ,
penetration ,
percolation ,
prematurity ,
reception ,
sandwiching ,
seepage ,
transgression ,
trespass ,
unfavorableness ,
unfitness ,
unfittingness ,
unfortunateness ,
unpropitiousness ,
unripeness ,
unseasonableness ,
unsuitability ,
untimeliness ,
usurpation ,
wrongness INTRUSION ,
remedies .
The name of a writ ,
brought by the owner of a fee simple , &
c .,
against an intruder .
New Nat .
Br .
453 .
INTRUSION ,
estates ,
torts .
When an ancestor dies seised of an estate of inheritance expectant upon an estate for life ,
and then the tenant dies ,
and between his death and the entry of the heir ,
a stranger unlawfully enters upon the estate ,
this is called an intrusion .
It differs from an abatement ,
for the latter is an entry into lands void by the death of a tenant in fee ,
and an intrusion ,
as already stated ,
is an entry into land void by the death of a tenant for years .
F .
N .
B .
203 3 Bl .
Com .
169 Archb .
Civ .
Pl .
12 ;
Dane '
s Ab .
Index ,
h .
t .
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