Adjective:

बिना अधिकार के प्रवेश करनेवाला,

intrusive's Usage Examples:

Slates, schists, quartzites and limestones form the greater part of the hills, but the Brocken and Victorshohe are masses of intrusive granite, and diabases and diabase tuffs are interstratified with the sedimentary deposits.

All over Iceland, in both the basalt and breccia formations, there occur small intrusive beds and dikes of liparite, and as this rock is of a lighter colour than the basalt, it is visible from a distance.

Dean had used a less intrusive pad and pencil with Cynthia Byrne.

Practically all the remaining area in these islands is occupied by metamorphic schists and gneisses which occur in great variety and with which are associated numerous dikes and masses of intrusive igneous rock.

Assume first, however, that there is no uplift from intrusive water.

The oldest rocks exposed are gneiss, talc-schist and serpentine, with intrusive masses of gabbro and diabase.

Yancey tossed his newspaper aside and stomped into the hallway, where he gruffly answered the intrusive caller.

He jumped to his feet flipping light switches and stumbling through both rooms, barely seeing still-sleeping Cynthia through eyes pinched nearly closed against the intrusive brightness.

He dismissed the intrusive thought.

Dykes and intrusive rocks are common.

Synonyms:

trespassing, meddlesomeness, officious, meddlesome, invasive, intrusiveness, busybodied, officiousness, busy, encroaching, meddling, interfering,

Antonyms:

unoccupied, unemployed, idle, negligent, unintrusive,