invader
/ɪnˈveɪdər/
noun
- A person or group that enters a country or region by force in order to take control of it.
- The ancient city was destroyed by foreign invaders.
- The army prepared to fight off the invaders at the border.
- History remembers the invaders as ruthless conquerors.
- A person or thing that enters a place or situation in large numbers or in an unwanted way.
- The new shopping mall was seen as an invader of the quiet neighborhood.
- Invasive species are invaders that harm local ecosystems.
- Ants are unwelcome invaders in the kitchen.
- Someone who intrudes on another's privacy, space, or rights.
- He locked the door to keep out any potential invaders of his personal space.
- The loud party guests felt like invaders in the quiet building.
- She considered the paparazzi to be invaders of her privacy.