obtrude
uhb troohd
- v push to thrust outward
- v thrust oneself in as if by force
- The effect is solemn and unostentatious, since where all is priceless nothing can obtrude in garish splendor.
- This is partly because Seberg is not much of an actress, partly because Gary is not much of a director, and partly because no taint of reality has been permitted to obtrude .
- Patrick altogetheras when he recalls the remark of a Dublin professor ("And the worst of it is that trumpery diseases which we never knew we had lift their heads and obtrude .