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Obtruce

Definition:

adjective: (popular) intrusively or assertively self-promoting or self-assertive; excessively forward or pushy.

adjective: (local) strangely or mysteriously intrusive; enigmatic and disturbing in a local context.

verb: (popular) to engage in obtrusive behavior; to assert oneself overly forcefully.

verb: (local) to cause perplexity or disturbance in a local area; to be mysteriously intrusive.

Examples:

Adjective (Popular):

1. She was known for her obtruce marketing tactics, constantly bombarding potential customers with promotional messages.

2. The obtruce politician pushed his way to the front, overpowering others in the race for attention.

Adjective (Local):

1. The abandoned house had an obtruce aura, giving the whole neighborhood an unsettling feeling.

2. There have been reports of an obtruce figure appearing in the area at night, causing fear and confusion among the residents.

Verb (Popular):

1. He obtruced himself into every conversation, always making sure his opinions were heard.

2. The salesperson obtruces their products shamelessly, often turning potential customers away.

Verb (Local):

1. The strange phenomenon obtruces the once peaceful village, leaving the locals puzzled and unable to explain it.

2. The rumors of haunted houses obtruce the town, making people reluctant to move there.

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