invade

a body invaded by disease

a mind invaded by worry and anxiety

The town was invaded by a crowd of tourists.

The army invaded the town.

a city invaded by tourists

to invade another person's rights

The disease invades their bodies.

fans invaded the pitch and the match was abandoned.

a law to restrict newspapers' freedom to invade people's privacy.

About 1917 the shipworm invaded the harbor of San Francisco.

He ordered the army to invade at dawn.

Thousands of tourists invaded the old town.

The king invaded our private rights.

The crowd invaded the pitch at the end of the match.

Britain was invaded in the year 1066.

the island's public affairs can occasionally be seen to be invaded by contingency.

But the pathogens could not invade the host easily in sabulous loam soils.

The diseased tissue can be easily invaded by these microorganisms.

You were invading my first-amendment right to privacy.

He left Milan because the French invaded Italy.

I'm sorry that we invaded your space.

He clearly said that Japan invaded surrounding countries and killed so many people.

Sheldon, Canada is not going to invade California.

Now those things will help, but ruminations will still invade.

They're below where they were when Russia invaded Ukraine.

They're troubling us, invading our fields, invading our homes.

The US has warned that Russia could invade within days.

Eventually, the Persians, under Darius I invaded Greece in 492 BCE.