Inroads is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INROADS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INROAD, a hostile invasion
• an instance of something being encroached on or reduced by something else
• a hostile attack; a raid

Words related to INROADS

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How to use INROADS in a sentence

• From Hungary the Magyars soon advanced to the German border line, and made fierce plundering inroads upon the more civilized regions beyond.
• Indeed, it is likely that the coal now known of in Europe and America is but a remnant of what has existed there in former ages, and has been eaten away by the inroads of the sea.
• Nor were these pleasant informal parties the only instances in which, great inroads were made on the old etiquette.
• They made bloody inroads on the settlements of Western Virginia and Pennsylvania, after the close of the war of the Revolution, and brought away captives.
• When we do this, we shall be on the high way to learning how to manage ourselves without making preposterous demands upon our neighbours or inroads upon their individual freedom.
• He mentioned fellow bishops who seemed to be actually encouraging inroads upon tradition.
• Therefore, the Mosaic law uplifted his bleeding corpse, and brandished the ghastly terror around the parental relation to guard it from impious inroads.
• In defiance of the hogs, and their increasing inroads, large patches were already green and flourishing.
• Austria, more than Germany, must guard against the inroads of Slavism, since numerous Slavonic races are comprised in her territories.
• It was also significant that it made certain deadly inroads in the spirit of Ray Brent, sitting in his distant cabin.
• For that reason, they began to build vessels and to make inroads among those islands during the term of Don Francisco Tello, to commit depredations.
• In France also the reformed religion had made extensive inroads, gathering to its defense many of the noblest spirits, in rank and intellect, in the realm.
• During the war they became alarmed at the inroads of the tories and Indians, and returned to New Jersey.
• The feudal revival of Nebuchadrezzar I had weakened the central power, with the result that the nominal high kings were less able to resist the inroads of invaders.
• They are then compelled either to starve or to make inroads upon the property of the settlers on the frontiers.
• The wild Magyars had invaded and taken Hungary, and were making savage inroads into Germany from every quarter.
• But his peaceful endeavours were soon interrupted by the inroads of his restless neighbours, particularly the Latins, over whom he triumphed, and whom he forced to beg for peace.
• Now, however, it makes such inroads on the capital, that loss on the cost has often occurred in Mejico.
• Socialism has made terrible inroads among the Jews.
• So when Gervase had removed the traces, repaired the damages, and taken the decisive step of forbidding the inroads of his evil associates, Mrs.
• The Gauls frequently repeated their inroads, and for many years to come were the constant dread of the Romans.
• I will only refer now to a remarkable stirring up of the Maronites to defend themselves against the inroads made by the gospel upon their hitherto solid ranks.
• Daisy warned him that the only dish of those delicacies in all the entertainment was the one into which he was making such inroads.
• It was along here somewhere that I lost my little whip and to get another one made sad inroads into the little purse of pennies my father gave me.
• The investigator was seated in his usual big chair, buried to the knees in newspapers, and making vigorous inroads upon the Greek tobacco.
• Here two-thirds of the forces of Jerusalem were concentrated in a vain effort to resist the dire inroads of these effective engines.

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