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Definition of incursion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
intrusionunwelcome entry into a new area or field
- The company's incursion into the tech market surprised many.
2.
attacksudden and unexpected attack or raid
- The village suffered a midnight incursion by bandits.
Origin of incursion
Latin, incursio (attack)
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Examples of incursion in a sentence
There was an incursion of privacy when the data was leaked. The military launched an incursion into enemy territory. An incursion by hackers compromised the network security.
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- French:incursion, raid, ...
- German:Einbruch, Überfall, ...
- Italian:incursione, raid, ...
- Spanish:incursión, ...
- Portuguese:incursão, ...
- Chinese:入侵, 袭击, ...
- Japanese:侵入, 襲撃, ...
- Arabic:تَوَغُّل, غَارَة, ...
- Hebrew:חֲדִירָה, פְּשִׁיטָה, ...
- Russian:вторжение, нападение, ...
- Ukrainian:вторгнення, напад, ...
- Hindi:घुसपैठ, छापा, ...
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