invasive in Portuguese
invasive in Portuguese is invasor, invasivo — invasive means tending to spread aggressively and cause harm, especially of species, diseases, or medical procedures.
invasive in Portuguese
invasor
invasivo
What does "invasive" mean?
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adj Tending to spread aggressively and cause harm, especially of species, diseases, or medical procedures.
"The invasive weed choked out the native plants within a season."
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invasive in a sentence
- The invasive weed choked out the native plants within a season.
- The surgery is minimally invasive, so recovery is quick.
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What is "invasive" in Portuguese?
"invasive" in Portuguese is invasor, invasivo. invasive means: Tending to spread aggressively and cause harm, especially of species, diseases, or medical procedures.
How do you use "invasive" in a sentence?
Example: "The invasive weed choked out the native plants within a season." In Portuguese, "invasive" is invasor, invasivo.
Are there other ways to say "invasive" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "invasive": invasor, invasivo.
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