reinvading
/ˌriːɪnˈveɪdɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of reinvade: the act of entering and taking control of a place again by force.
- Reinvading a country often leads to long-term conflict.
- The army is reinvading the territory they lost last year.
- The general warned against reinvading without a clear strategy.
- Present participle of reinvade: the act of spreading into or overrunning an area again (of pests, plants, or diseases).
- We are constantly reinvading the garden with mulch to keep weeds down.
- The invasive species is reinvading the forest after the fire.
- The bacteria keep reinvading the wound, delaying healing.
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