uninvited

Pawlenty said the speech raises questions of content and motive and is “uninvited”.

Others of your kind may be near, also, and you and they have come, uninvited.

Ruth replied by taking an uninvited seat beside him, and resting his chin on the palms of his hands.

I suppose that you will not insist on following me uninvited.

Think of that man following us to Siena, uninvited, and attending me at the hotel two days, then refusing recompense.

With what pride and sang-froid had Robert announced his uninvited guest!