Preposition: into

• grief: Some may welcome sympathetic media interest especially if a suicide occurs in unusual circumstances, but avoid unnecessary intrusion into grief and family privacy.

• privacy: Be ethical How much information is an intrusion into privacy?

Converse of object

• resent: He seemed to resent the intrusion of a human being in such an unfrequented spot.

• detect: The shaman journeys or passes his/her hands over the client's body to detect intrusions.

• minimize: The design places great emphasis on minimizing intrusion on the landscape.

• justify: It has even used people's very natural fear of terrorism to justify intrusions that having nothing to do with tackling that threat.

Adjective modifier

• igneous: There are also a number of igneous intrusions into the Coal Measures.

• unwarranted: The synagogue later apologized to Rabbi Carr for " unwarranted intrusion into aspects of her private life.

• unwelcome: During bereavement a break can seem a daunting prospect, even an unwelcome intrusion.

• granitic: Minerals Mineralization may occur around the small number of granitic intrusions of the area.

• unauthorized: Such systems could be targeted through unauthorized intrusions, DDoS attacks, worms, Trojan horse programs, or malicious insiders.

• saltwater: Saltwater intrusion into the aquifer compounded the water shortage problem.

Modifies a noun

• detection: Network intrusion detection sensors are usually built around low level models of network traffic.

• prevention: Intrusion prevention measures are required, corresponding to the state of the art for web applications.

• attempt: It also provides a proper hardware firewall to protect your LAN from any intrusion attempts or attacks.

Noun used with modifier

• dolerite: Millions of years ago there was a volcanic dolerite intrusion into the overlying rock.

• cyber: We are also seeing the increased use of cyber intrusions by criminal groups who attack systems for purposes of monetary gain.

• collateral: In doing so they must address the possibility of collateral intrusion.

• granite: Granite intrusion by time from 295 to 270 million years.

• hacker: Similar hacker intrusions are regularly experienced by all other US military services and government agencies.