non-intrusive
- adjective
- /nɒn ɪnˈtruːsɪv/
- We prefer non-intrusive advertising that does not interrupt the user experience.
Examples
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The non-intrusive design of the app makes it user-friendly.
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Her non-intrusive approach made everyone feel comfortable during the meeting.
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The new security system is non-intrusive and does not disturb daily activities.
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This app is non-intrusive.
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The new security system is non-intrusive and does not disturb daily activities.
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We prefer non-intrusive advertising that does not interrupt the user experience.
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Her non-intrusive approach made everyone feel comfortable during the meeting.
Synonyms
Not attracting attention or standing out to others
A medical test or treatment that does not cut the skin and does not enter the body
Does not interrupt normal work or processes
Not attracting attention or getting in the way
Does not cause damage to the thing being tested
A change that lets people keep working without stopping
Antonyms
How Intrusive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Non-intrusive starts with non- meaning 'not' and comes from the verb intrude, which originally meant 'to push into', like to 'push' or 'thrust' someone. So non-intrusive describes something that does not 'push in' or bother people.