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Comparative
more obtrusive
Superlative
most obtrusive
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noticeable in a way that is unpleasant, unwanted, or disruptive
- The bright neon sign outside the window was obtrusive and kept him awake at night.
- The obtrusive smell of cigarette smoke filled the room, bothering everyone inside.
- The large, obtrusive advertisement on the webpage distracted users from the content.
- Her obtrusive laughter during the solemn ceremony was considered disrespectful.
- The obtrusive noise from the construction site disrupted the peaceful neighborhood.
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physically extending beyond what is typical or desired
- The obtrusive wires dangled from the ceiling, ruining the clean design.
- Her obtrusive hat blocked the view of those behind her.
- The obtrusive signage jutted into the sidewalk, forcing pedestrians to detour.
- An obtrusive bulge in the wall revealed hidden damage.
- The sculpture's obtrusive base clashed with the minimalist gallery.