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encroaching

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Adj — Gradually intruding on or taking over territory, rights, or time that belongs to someone or something else.

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encroaching development encroaching on rights

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What does “encroaching” mean?

The word “encroaching” means gradually intruding on or taking over territory, rights, or time that belongs to someone or something else. In plain terms, slowly creeping into space or rights that aren't yours.

How do you use “encroaching” in a sentence?

Here is “encroaching” used in a sentence: “Residents complained about the encroaching development on the wetlands.”

What part of speech is “encroaching”?

“Encroaching” is an adjective.

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