intruzivním

Intruzivní is a Czech adjective that translates to intrusive in English. It describes something that is unwelcome, unwanted, or that intrudes upon someone's space, privacy, or affairs. This can apply to a variety of situations, from physical intrusions into a private property to unwanted personal questions or behavior.

In a geological context, the term "intruzivní" refers to igneous rocks that have solidified beneath the Earth's surface. These rocks are formed when magma cools and crystallizes within existing rock formations. Examples include granite, diorite, and gabbro. The geological term contrasts with extrusive rocks, which erupt onto the Earth's surface.

More commonly, "intruzivní" describes a person or action that is perceived as overly persistent, prying, or lacking in consideration for others. An intrusive question might delve too deeply into personal matters, while intrusive surveillance would involve observing someone without their consent. The adjective carries a negative connotation, implying a violation of personal boundaries or expectations of privacy. The degree of intrusiveness can be subjective and depend on cultural norms and individual sensitivities.