D. H. Lawrence

I can't do with mountains at close quarters - they are always in the way, and they are so stupid, never moving and never doing anything but obtrude themselves.

English Writer

Usually implies disapproval. It's often about unwelcome actions or ideas in social contexts.

Negative Connotation

Often used for metaphorical rather than physical impositions, like thoughts or feelings.

Non-physical Intrusion

Think of obtrude as intruding in cultural situations like conversations or personal space.

Cultural Intrusiveness

Refers to something that physically sticks out in a space, often unexpectedly.

Physical Protrusion

Think of obtrude when something breaks the harmony or expected visual line.

Visual Disruption

It's used when an element stands out as not belonging or fitting into its surroundings.

Obtrude