reinvades
/ˌriːɪnˈveɪdz/
verb
- Third person singular present of reinvade: enters and takes control of a place again by force.
- History shows that one empire often reinvades the lands it once ruled.
- The general says the enemy reinvades the valley every spring.
- The treaty forbids any nation that reinvades its neighbor.
- Third person singular present of reinvade: spreads into or overruns an area again (of pests, plants, or diseases).
- The virus reinvades the body if the patient stops taking medication.
- The ant colony reinvades the house through tiny cracks in the foundation.
- Each year, the kudzu vine reinvades the abandoned fields.
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