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invade

[in-veyd] / ɪnˈveɪd /


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Baroness Lawrence told the court she had been forced to fight for justice with the police, who she said had also invaded her privacy to "try to use information against me".

From BBC

In 2022 he threatened to invade neighbouring Kenya, triggering a backlash from Kenyans who trolled him for his "reckless" comments.

From BBC

Since AI invaded social media, some of those influencers aren’t even human.

From Salon

Or what happened to them when the Germans invaded.

From Literature

Researchers found that a protein called periostin, along with stellate cells in the pancreas, plays a crucial role in helping cancer cells invade nearby nerves.

From Science Daily