1. entered a place or territory by force in order to attack, occupy, or conquer it
Usage: past tense of invade
2. entered a place in large numbers, especially in a way that is unwelcome or disruptive
Usage: past tense of invade
3. interfered with or violated someone’s privacy, personal space, or rights
Usage: past tense of invade

Examples

• The army invaded the neighboring country at dawn.
• Germany invaded Poland in 1939, starting World War II.
• Tourists invaded the small beach town every summer.
• Ants invaded our kitchen after the picnic.
• The reporter invaded the celebrity’s privacy.
• She felt her personal space was invaded during the crowded concert.
• Weeds invaded the garden while we were away.