interloper

Outside of the United States, the tech giants have to deal with the fact that they are often seen as foreign interlopers.

Swift is no pop interloper; this brand of tuneage has been in her all along.

In LA, Don is an outsider; a Madison Avenue interloper; an encumbrance.

When a talentless interloper (Domhnall Gleeson) joins the group, their dynamic slowly dissipates.

Eloy may have been an interloper in the catwalk world, but Galliano's idiosyncratic creative ethic is what lured him in.

Are you afraid of being thought of as an interloper—a young, left-wing woman from Britain writing about American business?

How should he rid himself of this rival, this obstacle in the way of his well-laid plans, this interloper into his caravan?

The high-spirited North Italians resent such intrusion, and some of them threaten to cut to pieces the interloper.

She must have her standing from the very beginning, and she fancied Elizabeth was inclined to consider her a sort of interloper.

How could the pretty young mother know that this grizzled interloper was the child of whom she was in search?

Why should he be called upon to endure that interloper always in sight,—never to feel master in his own house?