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incursion

[inˈkərʒən]

incursion Definition

  • 1a sudden invasion or attack
  • 2an entering in or into (something, such as an activity or undertaking)

Using incursion: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "incursion" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The incursion of enemy troops was unexpected.

  • Example

    The company's incursion into the smartphone market was a success.

  • Example

    The incursion of new technology has revolutionized the industry.

incursion Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for incursion

Antonyms for incursion

Idioms Using incursion

  • make an incursion

    to enter or invade a place or area, especially in a sudden and forceful way

    Example

    The army made an incursion into enemy territory, hoping to gain an advantage.

  • repel an incursion

    to resist or fight off an invasion or attack

    Example

    The border guards were able to repel the incursion of illegal immigrants.

  • launch an incursion

    to initiate or start an invasion or attack

    Example

    The rebels planned to launch an incursion against the government forces.

Phrases with incursion

  • incursion into

    an act of entering or intruding into a new territory or domain

    Example

    The company's incursion into the European market was met with mixed results.

  • incursion of memory

    the sudden and involuntary appearance of a past event or experience in one's mind

    Example

    The incursion of memory made her feel nostalgic for her childhood.

  • incursion of privacy

    an unauthorized intrusion into someone's private life or personal space

    Example

    The paparazzi's incursion of privacy was a violation of the celebrity's rights.

Origins of incursion

from Latin 'incursio', meaning 'a running into'

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Summary: incursion in Brief

The term 'incursion' [inˈkərʒən] refers to a sudden invasion or attack, or an entering into something new. It can describe military actions, like 'The incursion of enemy troops was unexpected,' or business ventures, like 'The company's incursion into the smartphone market was a success.' 'Incursion' extends into phrases like 'incursion into' and idioms like 'make an incursion,' denoting forceful entry or initiation.