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The phrase "an intrusive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is unwelcome or disruptive, often in the context of behavior or actions that invade someone's privacy or personal space.
Example: "The intrusive questions from the reporter made the interviewee uncomfortable."
Alternatives: "an unwelcome" or "a disruptive".
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It's an intrusive era.
Moreover, Kickstarter is not an intrusive technology.
I get trapped inside an intrusive thought.
Christianity changed it into an intrusive mission.
In south end of O an intrusive pit (x).
In this vision, the federal government is an intrusive parent.
Otherwise, you're right: It is an intrusive question.
Your doctor prescribes an intrusive, painful and costly treatment.
I ask her what she thinks an intrusive door is.
SOUND LEVEL: Quiet, except for an intrusive jazz soundtrack.
To divestment proponents, Sister Ruth is an intrusive irritant.
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