Horn in

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Social Intrusion

Used when someone joins a conversation or activity without being invited or wanted.

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During the game, Mark horned in with unsolicited advice.

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Negative Connotation

Implies the person intruding is being rude or disruptive.

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I was enjoying my chat until Sarah horned in loudly with her issues.

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Colloquial Language

Primarily used in casual speech rather than formal communication.

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At the family dinner, Uncle Joe just horned in with his travel stories.

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