invasive

Definition

Overly harsh, critical, or damaging in a way that severely wounds someone's ego or self-esteem through unnecessary cruelty. Not just a criticism—it's a personal attack designed to hurt.

Example Usage

I know he lost the game, but your comment about his playing was way too invasive and mean.

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