encroach in a sentence
v. i.
Definition
ENCROACH: to gradually intrude upon or invade an area or space, often causing harm or disruption.
Sample Sentences
- The invasive plants began to encroach on the native species, threatening the local ecosystem.
- As the city expanded, developers started to encroach upon the protected wetlands.
- She felt uncomfortable with his tendency to encroach on her personal space during conversations.
- New regulations were put in place to prevent corporations from encroaching on public lands.
- Wildlife is increasingly at risk as urban areas encroach further into their natural habitats.
- The development project began to encroach on the neighboring wildlife sanctuary.
- As technology advances, privacy concerns continue to encroach upon our daily lives.
- Over time, invasive species can encroach upon native ecosystems, threatening their balance.
- The noise from the construction site began to encroach on the peaceful ambiance of the neighborhood.
- She felt her personal space being encroached upon by the crowd at the concert.
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