1. entered a place or situation where one is not wanted or invited
Usage: past tense of intrude
2. interrupted or interfered with someone’s privacy or activities without permission
Usage: past tense of intrude

Examples

• The reporter intruded on the family’s private moment of grief.
• Someone had intruded into their backyard during the night.
• She felt that her boss had intruded on her personal time with work calls.
• The noise from the construction site intruded on our peaceful afternoon.
• He intruded into the conversation without being invited to join.
• The bright lights intruded through the thin curtains, waking her up.