Intruder

/ˈɪntruːdər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A person who unlawfully enters or remains in a property or premises without permission.
    The police arrested the intruder trespassing in the building at midnight.

Forms

  • intruders

Commentary

The term 'intruder' often arises in contexts of criminal law concerning unauthorized access and property rights; it is distinct from legal entrants and may trigger specific statutory offenses.

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