Invading is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVADING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INVADE, to enter by military force
• (of an armed force) enter (a country or region) so as to subjugate or occupy it
• enter (a place, situation, or sphere of activity) in large numbers, especially with intrusive effect
• (of a parasite or disease) spread into (an organism or bodily part)
• encroach or intrude on
ADJECTIVE:
• involving invasion or aggressive attack
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to enter for conquest or plunder

Words related to INVADING

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Words that contain INVADING

reinvading15

How to use INVADING in a sentence

• If the Germans concentrated to move against their front the French reserve armies could assemble west of the Seine, move forward and attack the German invading columns in flank.
• When the General Staff of an invading army controls all the wires and all lines of communication you may believe what they choose to tell you, if you wish.
• Neither of these countries has the slightest intention, now or at any time, of invading Germany.
• Many Negroes who flocked to the towns and army camps, moreover, had like their masters and poor whites seen their homes broken up or destroyed by the invading Union armies.
• In many cases an invading army serves notice of a bombardment, but in this case it was incompatible with military strategy.
• A civil population using arms against an invading army must be taught a bloody lesson.
• The history of the Merovingians is that of barbarians invading Gaul and settling upon the ruins of the Roman empire.
• He feels dimly that he has justification, just as the home-defending Boer felt, though more sharply, with each bullet he fired at the invading English.
• Another that an Arab army was invading from the direction of El-Kerak.
• Again the city was invaded by barbarian feet, and again did superior training and intelligence drive back the invading torrent and triumph over native brute force.
• The invading army must be met and the entire band put to death, or made prisoners.
• His scheme of invading France was approved by the British ministry, and he was promoted to the command of a regiment of dragoons destined for that service.
• When the invading army left the plains for the mountains the soldiers quickly found themselves amid discouraging scenes.
• The invading army made its rendezvous at Fort Leavenworth, on the Missouri River, in the month of June, 1846.
• It was a scene of summer charm that had not been gazed upon by an invading army since the days when Cortez and his men looked down upon it with warm delight.
• Frederick William tried to prove to his adversary that it was he who had brought about the war by invading the territory of Anspach, and thereby compelling Prussia to declare war.
• The invading horde was not numerous, and during the next two centuries it became gradually merged in the Slavonic population.
• John de Grey remained faithful to the king, and actually invaded France with a small force to attack the invading Philip, but soon was forced to retreat.
• Invading the kingdom of Galicia, he robbed Garcia of it and held him prisoner.
• A run of a little more than an hour at good speed, and with no way stops, brought the Gridley invading forces to Fordham.
• Coolness filled the air, and the silence, which in this deep valley of invading shadow seemed too silent, was relieved by the birds.
• Should you, by forcibly invading the islands of the disaffected kings, succeed in conquering them, so much the more to your credit.
• The proud master of the invading force would give up nothing coming within his claims.
• Still, careful reconnaissance had shown that, with all its difficulties, this was the most favourable approach for the invading army.
• Had the invading army been well organised, Beauregard would probably have been defeated before Johnston could have reached him.
• They throw down rocks on an invading force, and long practice has made them so expert in this art that they are most formidable.
• After the raid was over these soldiers were arrested and sent to England, where they were tried for invading a friendly country without proper authority.
• Their invading fellow-countrymen gratefully took their places, and the Senator sent a glance of scorn after them strong enough to make them turn round.
• Were the Germans to blame, she asked herself? Of course they were, technically, in invading Belgium and in forcing this war on France.

Similar words containing VAD without suffix ing and without prefix in

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