Verb: obtrude ub'trood
- Thrust oneself in as if by force
"The colours don't obtrude on the viewer";
- intrude
- Push to thrust outward
"The crowd obtruded onto the street after the concert";
- push out, thrust out
- Force something unwelcome or unpleasant upon someone
"The principal obtruded his rage on the students";
- inflict, bring down, visit, impose
Derived forms: obtruded, obtrudes, obtruding
Type of: communicate, force, intercommunicate, push