incursion|incursions in English

noun

[in·cur·sion || ɪn'kɜrʒn /-'kɜːʃn]

hostile invasion, attack, raid; infiltration, entering, coming i

Use "incursion|incursions" in a sentence

1. Second, extraterritorial incursions and spread risk.

2. Green light to SEAL incursion

3. I resent these incursions into/upon my leisure time.

4. Locals regarded it as a provocative incursion.

5. They were outraged by our incursion into Cambodia.

6. Report on the trip to Baratar System, Khanid: Drifter Incursion

7. 2 Locals regarded it as a provocative incursion.

8. Absence of air, sea and ground incursions and firing incidents across the Blue Line

9. 14 We know of your incursion into our territory.

10. A brief marine incursion marks the early Oligocene in Europe.

11. 15 Save for this annual incursion, they left literature alone.

12. Discerning pimelic cuarto Aftercourse eustele appropriativeness incursion typed goat-bearded fives

13. 13 They were outraged by our incursion into Cambodia.

14. 16 A fourth supporter was banned for a pitch incursion.

15. Interviewer: Absolutely. But has the number and the frequency of incursions increased?

16. With the brief exception of the Mongol invasions, major barbarian incursions ceased.

17. 3 Government forces were able to halt the rebel incursion.

18. 9 The incursion of whiteflies into the area could damage crops.

19. 6 And she thought of her tiny incursion into that life.

20. Absence of air, sea or ground incursions or firing incidents across the Line

21. 22 Unlawful incursion has been threatening the safety of computer network system.

22. Hasdrubal had used it as his base to make incursions on the inland tribes.

23. Similar smoke incursions may recur until the forest fires are Curtailed further, officials said

24. Absence of air, sea or ground incursions or firing incidents across the Blue Line

25. Absence of air, sea, or ground incursions or firing incidents across the Blue Line