1. entering a place by force in order to take control of it
Usage: present participle of ‘invade’
2. entering a place in large numbers, especially when unwelcome
Usage: present participle of ‘invade’
3. interfering with someone’s privacy or personal space
Usage: present participle of ‘invade’

1. describing forces or groups that enter to attack or take control
Usage: attributive use

Examples

• The invading army crossed the border at dawn.
• Tourists are invading the small coastal town this summer.
• She felt uncomfortable with reporters invading her privacy.
• The invading species threatened the local ecosystem.
• Weeds are invading my carefully maintained garden.
• The invading forces met strong resistance from defenders.
• Social media is invading every aspect of our daily lives.