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Obtrude (Verb)

Push to thrust outward.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

A sharp rock began to obtrude through the worn-out trousers, causing discomfort as they walked.
A tree branch obtruded from behind the waterfall, visible only to those who looked closely.
A metal blade started to obtrude from the old machine as it began to break down.
The splintered wooden beam began to obtrude through the damaged ceiling, indicating structural issues.
A worn-out screw started to obtrude from the bike's frame as it was aging rapidly.

Thrust oneself in as if by force; "The colors don't intrude on the viewer".

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Her bold opinions began to obtrude upon the quiet conversation at the dinner table.
The harsh city sounds seemed to obtrude into the peaceful atmosphere of the seaside resort.
As the guests arrived, the catering staff struggled not to obtrude on the festivities.
The heavy scent of the nearby market began to obtrude into the delicate aroma of the perfume counter.
Her unsolicited advice had begun to obtrude on the couple's intimate moment.