Preposition: in

• landscape: However, wind turbines are usually very visible and can be intrusive in the landscape.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: Third, the four parishioners who had heard the test had found the noise very intrusive.

• make: We have to continue to strive to make that technology less intrusive.

Modifies a noun

• surveillance: Will they ever stop their continuous intrusive surveillance, their demands?

• dike: Intrusive dikes, sills and volcanic plugs occur throughout these formations.

• legality: Best wishes. emegms johanna Posted - 01/06/2005: 11:44:05 I am sorry you are feeling so stressed and upset by all the intrusive legalities.

• r: The same is true of intrusive r, discussed above.

• inspection: It has never allowed the sort of intrusive inspections promised.

• investigation: An intrusive Investigation - operated under the auspices of an Explosives Safety Management regime.

Modifying Another Word

• visually: Signs Signs should not be visually intrusive from the waterway.

• overly: This occurs either through poorly designed assessment tasks or through the existence of an overly intrusive regime of compliance.

• unduly: The only real issue is whether such differential charging would be unduly intrusive into peopleâs privacy.

• unnecessarily: We have not incorporated these into our website as we believe that they are unnecessarily intrusive and decrease website accessibility.

• environmentally: Many homes have a sloping roof which could be paneled - less environmentally intrusive than wind turbines.

• potentially: By contrast, Iraq shares borders with potentially intrusive neighbors.

Used with adjective complement

• appear: The sounds can also help reduce the contrast between the tinnitus and background sounds, making the tinnitus appear less intrusive.

• seem: Observation may seem more intrusive to the people being observed than to the observer.

• become: Nicholas Briggs ' music works well, blending into the story well without once becoming intrusive on the action of the story itself.

• feel: The presence of the film crews never felt intrusive.

• get: Without wanting to get too intrusive, can you shed any light?