Definition
Definition of incursive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
intrusiveDated tending to intrude or encroachDated
- His incursive questions made her uncomfortable..
2.
invasion relatedDated involving or relating to an invasion or attackDated
- The incursive forces were met with strong resistance..
Origin of incursive
Latin, in (into) + currere (run)
Examples of incursive in a sentence
Her incursive behavior at the party annoyed everyone. The incursive attack was unexpected. They prepared for the incursive threat.
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- French:intrusif, incursif, ...
- German:aufdringlich, invasiv, ...
- Italian:invadente, invasivo, ...
- Spanish:entrometido, invasivo, ...
- Portuguese:invasivo, incursivo, ...
- Chinese:侵入性的, 入侵的, ...
- Japanese:侵入的な, 攻撃的な, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَدٍّ, مُغِير, ...
- Hebrew:חַדְרָנִי, פּוֹלְשָׁנִי, ...
- Russian:вторгающийся, инвазивный, ...
- Ukrainian:вторгливий, вторгнення, ...
- Hindi:अतिक्रमणकारी, आक्रामक, ...
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