verb
- to enter a country or territory with armed forces in order to attack or occupy it
- to enter a place in large numbers, especially when unwelcome
- to interfere with someone’s privacy or personal space
Usage: military context
Examples
- The army prepared to invade the neighboring country.
- Tourists invade the small town every summer.
- Weeds invaded the garden after the rain.
- Please don’t invade my privacy by reading my diary.
- The smell of cooking invaded the entire house.
- Ants invaded our kitchen looking for food.
- She felt her personal space was being invaded.