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invade

[in-veyd] / ɪnˈveɪd /


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Born in Czechoslovakia in 1937, his family fled to Singapore when the Nazis invaded.

From Los Angeles Times

It has insisted that the deployment – the largest by the US in the region since it invaded Panama in 1989 – is to combat drug trafficking.

From BBC

The US says the aim of the deployment, the largest by the US in the region since it invaded Panama in 1989, is to combat drug trafficking.

From BBC

Koizumi pushed back on Tuesday, saying "the medium-range surface-to-air guided missiles planned for deployment are defensive equipment intended to counter aircraft and missiles invading our nation".

From Barron's

So it’s worth describing the conditions that would create a peace with honor in Ukraine and deter a new war whenever Vladimir Putin chooses to invade again.

From The Wall Street Journal