reinvasion Definition
- 1the act of invading again, especially after being repelled or defeated
- 2the process of a disease or pest returning to an area from which it had been eradicated
Using reinvasion: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "reinvasion" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The country is preparing for the possibility of reinvasion by enemy forces.
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The reinvasion of the locusts has caused widespread damage to crops.
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The reinvasion of the virus has led to renewed lockdown measures.
reinvasion Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for reinvasion
Summary: reinvasion in Brief
The term 'reinvasion' [ree-in-vey-zhuhn] refers to the act of invading again, especially after being repelled or defeated, or the process of a disease or pest returning to an area from which it had been eradicated. Examples include the possibility of reinvasion by enemy forces, the reinvasion of the locusts causing widespread damage to crops, and the reinvasion of the virus leading to renewed lockdown measures.
