Sentences

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

  1. The invasive plants began to encroach on the native species, threatening the local ecosystem.
  2. As the city expanded, developers started to encroach upon the protected wetlands.
  3. She felt uncomfortable with his tendency to encroach on her personal space during conversations.
  4. New regulations were put in place to prevent corporations from encroaching on public lands.
  5. Wildlife is increasingly at risk as urban areas encroach further into their natural habitats.
  6. The development project began to encroach on the neighboring wildlife sanctuary.
  7. As technology advances, privacy concerns continue to encroach upon our daily lives.
  8. Over time, invasive species can encroach upon native ecosystems, threatening their balance.
  9. The noise from the construction site began to encroach on the peaceful ambiance of the neighborhood.
  10. She felt her personal space being encroached upon by the crowd at the concert.

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