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invasion

Pronunciation: [ɪnˈveɪʒən]

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Learn how to use invasion in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “military”

(noun) when an army enters another country by force. It's like when a big group comes into a place to take control of it, often using weapons.

Example

The invasion of the enemy forces was a surprise to the people living in the country.

Example

There was no invasion planned after the peace talks were successful.

Example

What happened during the invasion of that country last year?

Context: “nature”

(noun) when a lot of something, like plants or animals, come into a new area and take over. This can happen when a species moves into a place where it wasn't before.

Example

The invasion of the new frogs in the pond changed the ecosystem.

Example

The garden was safe from invasion by foreign plants last summer.

Example

How did the invasion of the bees affect the local flowers?

Context: “personal space”

(noun) when someone enters your personal space without permission. It’s like if someone stands too close to you and makes you uncomfortable.

Example

He felt a little uneasy about the invasion of his personal space at the crowded party.

Example

There was no invasion of personal space during the friendly gathering; everyone respected each other's boundaries.

Example

How do you feel when there is an invasion of your personal space?

How to pronounce invasion

Pronunciation: [ɪnˈveɪʒən]

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