to reinvade

Examples

• All

• The cultivated patches would have been abandoned after a couple of years as soil nutrients were depleted and as weeds reinvaded, making clearing too difficult.

  Academic text (1990)

• To prevent drug trafficking, authorities planned to reinvade neighborhoods that had recently seen a resurgence in crime.

• How would it reinvade the spaces that we have been occupying?

• Full support will be given to Israeli forces to reinvade PLO-controlled areas, with military assistance offered where necessary.

  Blog text (26)

• Resolution 1402 demands an immediate Israeli withdrawal from all Palestinian cities reinvaded since March 29, 2002.

  Academic text (2002)

• After the peace talks failed, the army decided to reinvade the previously occupied territory to restore order.

• The scientists studied how quickly the species could reinvade the area after being removed during the cleanup process.

Synonyms

R

to retake

vsto reinvade

31 4.6

To take back control of a place after it was lost

is about entering or occupying again rather than regaining lost control

R

to reenter

vsto reinvade

14 3.2

To go back into a place or situation after leaving it

is about entering or occupying an area again with idea of taking or holding it

R

to reoccupy

vsto reinvade

3 5.6

To return to a place or job and be there again

is about entering or occupying an area again without stressing control

R

to reconquer

vsto reinvade

1 7.7

To take back land that was lost in a war

is about entering or occupying an area again without military conquest focus

Antonyms

E

to evacuate

344 4.1

To move people out of a place because it is dangerous, for example during a fire

W

to withdraw

159 3.5

To take money or things out of a place where they are kept

How Forceful

to reinvade

7.2

to reoccupy

3 5.6

to reenter

14 3.2

to return

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

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Etymology