barged
Shoved in rudely
Barged is the past tense of barge, meaning to move forcefully or clumsily, often without regard for others: He barged through the crowd, She barged into the meeting uninvited.
The word suggests intrusion or lack of grace—pushing forward where one isn't welcome or hasn't been careful.
Entered uninvited
- interruptedBroken mid-course
- enteredWent into a space
- trespassedEntered without authorization
- invadedEntered by force
encroached · broke in · cut in · burst in · crashed · gate-crashed · infiltrated · interloped
Without formal welcome
- unwantedNot wished for
- rudeOffensively ill-mannered
- impoliteLacking good manners
- presumptuousOverstepping appropriate boundaries
intrusive · disrespectful · unannounced · unexpected · inconsiderate · obnoxious · discourteous · pushy
intruded
Entered uninvited
- interruptedBroken mid-course
- enteredWent into a space
- trespassedEntered without authorization
invaded · encroached · broke in · cut in · burst in · crashed · gate-crashed · infiltrated · interloped · overstepped
uninvited
Without formal welcome
presumptuous · intrusive · disrespectful · unannounced · unexpected · inconsiderate · obnoxious · discourteous · pushy · overbearing
- barge inEnter abruptly, uninvited
- barged inEntered without invitation
- barging inEntering without permission
- barge poleRod for pushing flatboats
- party bargeFlat-decked pleasure craft
- river bargesFreight vessels for inland waters