Invasions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVASIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INVASION, the act of invading
• an instance of invading a country or region with an armed force
• an incursion by a large number of people or things into a place or sphere of activity
• an unwelcome intrusion into another's domain

Words related to INVASIONS

invasion11

Words that contain INVASIONS

reinvasions14

How to use INVASIONS in a sentence

• Its design was to protect the settlers from invasions by the Spaniards.
• But no inconveniences seem to have risen from this partition, as the continual terror of the Danish invasions prevented all domestic dissension.
• The President can not call the militia into service, even to execute the laws or repel invasions, but by the authority of acts of Congress passed for that purpose.
• The best examples, however, are to be found in the invasions of the Roman Empire by the Germanic tribes to which we have referred above.
• About 624 there were strong Turkish invasions, carried right up to the capital.
• He might live to be a steward eighty years old, but he never would get over the awe, the embarrassment of these invasions by night.
• The invasions and revolts which are met with at the close of ancient Egyptian history brought the culture of that country to the lowest ebb of vitality.
• Let us notice what have been the results of the several attempts made by this power at maritime invasions, and the means by which such attacks have been repelled.
• Meanwhile Babylonia was wasted by civil war and invasions.
• After seven invasions all the old cities, Rouen, Nantes, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Orleans, Beauvais, had been devastated, and France in coat of mail was hiding behind stone walls.
• Under the stress of the continuous invasions, by perfectly natural process the central authority had passed to the feudal magnates.
• Foreign invasions had left it untouched only to become the victim of civil war.
• Again and again were the Greeks compelled to pay for immunity from these invasions of the Varangian princes.
• This repulse put an end to invasions of Bohemia while Ziska lived.
• The blank in Buddhist history which follows his career can be explained first by the progress of Hinduism at the expense of Buddhism and secondly by the invasions of the Huns.
• But the country had been harassed by Moslim invasions and unsettled by the vicissitudes of transitory dynasties.
• His motive is a British protection in case of new invasions.
• Minster, untenable by its nuns, had been made over after the Danish invasions to the monks of St.
• This difference has doubtless its source in the wars and invasions to which the former people are exposed.
• Between this and Dunkirk, the navigation of the channel will be rendered much safer in the event of a war with England, and invasions on that country become more practicable.
• Titus Livius, Plutarch, and Machiavelli, all maintained that the successive invasions of the Germans into Italy were for the sake of the wine to be found there.
• Owen Glendower carried fire and slaughter among the Welsh marches, captured most of the strong places held by the English, and foiled three invasions, led by the king himself.
• Had the cities a voice in the matter of peace and war, you may be right sure that we should hear no more of invasions and troubles, from this side of the Border.
• Those of the interior, ruined by Ethiopian and Assyrian invasions, lost their influence and gradually dwindled away.
• The Roman invasions of western Europe never reached it.
• The two successful invasions had diminished the confidence of the nation, which, moreover, would have been nearly equally divided in itself.
• There are invasions which the mind may have to suffer.
• The results of the campaign were of a decisive character, for Southern Syria accepted its defeat, and Gaza was garrisoned as the secure door of Asia for future invasions.
• The manor during these peaceful invasions showed signs of life.
• The absence of such can be easily explained by the persecutions of Aurungzeb and by the invasions and internal struggles of the eighteenth century.
• At first sight the history of India seems merely a record of invasions, the annals of a land that was always receptive and fated to be conquered.
• Northern Invasions, when successful, advance the civilization of the world.
• The history or these invasions we must to-day largely imagine.

Similar words containing VASION without suffix s and without prefix in

evasion10 evasions11 invasion11 evasional12 pervasion14 pervasions15 reinvasion13 preinvasion16 reinvasions14 counterinvasion20

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