Obtrusive is an adjective that means:
1. Thrusting out or protruding, like an rock formation that protrudes from a hillside.
2. Behavior that is excessively self-assertive, like a child who behaves negatively to their parents in a store because they do not get their way.
3. Undesirably noticeable, like a physical deformity or noticeable scar.
The prefix of "obtrusive" is "ob-".
Obtrusive means to interfere or get in the way of something. Popular synonyms of this word include: intrusive, impertinent, jutting, projecting, meddlesome, protruding.
plutonic
interfering, invasive, meddlesome, meddling, nosy*, presumptuous, protruding, prying
To avoid being obtrusive in the elegant restaurant, he used subtle gestures to call the waiter to his table.
The prefix of "obtrusive" is "ob-".
1. having or showing a disposition to obtrude, as by imposing oneself or one's opinions on others. 2. (of a thing) obtruding itself: an obtrusive error. 3. protruding; projecting.
Obtrusive and unobtrusive are opposites. Obtrusive means obvious, and unobtrusive means not obvious.
Most Arabic teachers are obtrusive.
I could not see around the corner because he obtrusive sign was blocking my view
I could not see around the corner due to an obtrusive sign blocking my view.
Obtrusive means to interfere or get in the way of something. Popular synonyms of this word include: intrusive, impertinent, jutting, projecting, meddlesome, protruding.
Kept within sensible limits Not showy or obtrusive Tending to keep one's thoughts and emotions to oneself
plutonic
If she is married, you are screwed. If not, then it is legal to ask her out on a date. Of course one should not get too obtrusive.
interfering, invasive, meddlesome, meddling, nosy*, presumptuous, protruding, prying
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