obtrude
obtrude
v. trans.
Use P. and V. εἰσά̆γειν βίᾳ.
V. intrans. Intrude: Ar. and P. εἰσβιάζεσθαι; see intrude.
v. trans.
Use P. and V. εἰσά̆γειν βίᾳ.
V. intrans. Intrude: Ar. and P. εἰσβιάζεσθαι; see intrude.
OBTRUDE
v. obtrudere (of persons or things): to obtrude one’s self se obtrudere inferre insolenter se offerre se ingerere se inculcare alicujus auribus (in order that one may hear us; all these of persons): se inculcare (e.g. oculis): se offerre objici (e.g. animo; of forms appearances thoughts which present themselves to our view or mind).
v. obtrudere (of persons or things): to obtrude one’s self se obtrudere inferre insolenter se offerre se ingerere se inculcare alicujus auribus (in order that one may hear us; all these of persons): se inculcare (e.g. oculis): se offerre objici (e.g. animo; of forms appearances thoughts which present themselves to our view or mind).
obtrude: inculco, ingĕro, intrūdo: v. TO INTRUDE . Phr.: thoughts which o. themselves upon us against our will, *eae cogitationes quae invitis nobis ac repugnantibus se objiciunt atque inculcant.