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Thread: Usage of 'intrude'
- 15-Jun-2009, 12:41 #1
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Usage of 'intrude' Sorry for intruding into your mailbox
Can some one please tell me if such a usage exists? If yes, what does it mean?
- 15-Jun-2009, 13:21 #2
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- 15-Jun-2009, 13:21 #3
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Re: Usage of 'intrude' Yes, I think it is possible to say that. It is like "to intrude upon smb.'s privacy".
Originally Posted by daemon99 
- 15-Jun-2009, 14:55 #4
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Re: Usage of 'intrude' intrude: Definition, Synonyms from Answers.com
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- 16-Jun-2009, 05:30 #5
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Re: Usage of 'intrude' Thanks a lot!
If I was sending an email to a lot of people without their permission, would it be OK to use this sentence?
Sorry for intruding into your mailbox. I lost my mobile and just wanted to ask if any of you found it?
Is the above para fine?
- 17-Jun-2009, 13:40 #6
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Re: Usage of 'intrude' Yes.
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