incursion in Latin
incursion in Latin is incursiō — incursion means a sudden military raid or invasion into another territory.
incursion in Latin
incursiō
An aggressive movement into somewhere; an invasion in the general sense.
What does "incursion" mean?
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noun A sudden military raid or invasion into another territory.
"The army launched an incursion across the border."
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noun An unwelcome intrusion or advance into an area or field.
"The report warned of an incursion into people's digital privacy."
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incursion in a sentence
- The army launched an incursion across the border.
- The report warned of an incursion into people's digital privacy.
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What is "incursion" in Latin?
"incursion" in Latin is incursiō. incursion means: A sudden military raid or invasion into another territory.
How do you use "incursion" in a sentence?
Example: "The army launched an incursion across the border." In Latin, "incursion" is incursiō.
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