Definition of incursion in English:

incursion

noun ɪnˈkəːʃ(ə)nɪnˈkərʒən

An invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one.
incursions into enemy territory
border incursions
figurative their successful incursion into the electronic-media market
Example sentencesExamples
- The county remained royalist territory but suffered from raids and incursions.
- The tanks patrol a road used by the army for incursions into the camp and the activists wanted to set up a protest tent on the road to block them.
- Far from being a pushover, the Company, angered by repeated border incursions, struck back vigorously by declaring war.
- He says there have been sporadic firefights and some tank incursions all morning.
- In case there is an incursion into our territories, we have to repel such attacks.
- This enables NGOs to liaise with the army during incursions and curfews to ensure the safe passage of staff and patients.
- The incursion was the second to take place in the city in a week.
- Use this form to report any illegal incursions, damage to trails, or sections which have been closed by the landowners.
- There will be nothing to stop its military incursions against its powerless neighbour whenever it sees fit to do so.
- Talk of invasions and incursions are rife at the moment and in Westport there is a similar discussion taking place.
- The battalion has had an active tour and in February reacted to an incursion by an armed group from West Timor.
- What is new is that this war has no end in sight, and only a vaguely defined enemy, so its incursions are likely to be permanent.
- No doubt there are endless combinations of bombing campaigns and military incursions on the Pentagon's drawing board.
- Foreign peace activists have set up protest camps to try to block military incursions.
- As such, despite our physical isolation, we are at constant risk from incursions by exotic pests and diseases.
- When it became apparent that India was not going to attack, the cross-border incursions quickly rose again.
- His research focuses on why U.S. citizens do or do not support military incursions into foreign states.
- For their militant incursion, the police were received with hurled stones and were chased down the streets.
- It said no soldiers were injured in the incursion and the troops withdrew at the end of the operation.
- Or the counter-argument that the bugs are simply responding to human incursions into their territory.
Synonyms
attack on, assault on, raid on, invasion of, storming of, overrunning of, foray into, blitz on, sortie into, sally against/into, advance on/into, push into, thrust into, descent on
intrusion into, trespass on, infiltration of, obtrusion into, appropriation of

Derivatives

incursive

adjective ɪnˈkəːsɪvɪnˈkərsɪv

As its name suggests, the Stopwatch mode is time based, with one team attempting to complete a set of incursive mission objectives, while the other defends.
Example sentencesExamples
- But this is not where the effects have ceased their incursive influence on the lives of those exposed to HUM events.
- Like a sysop coping with an online world in which it's always September, he strove to civilize and enlighten the incursive Goths, a barbarous people who held learning in contempt.

Origin

Late Middle English (formerly also as encursion): from Latin incursio(n-), from the verb incurrere (see incur).

Rhymes

animadversion, aspersion, assertion, aversion, bioconversion, Cistercian, coercion, conversion, desertion, disconcertion, dispersion, diversion, emersion, excursion, exertion, extroversion, immersion, insertion, interspersion, introversion, Persian, perversion, submersion, subversion, tertian, version

Definition of incursion in US English:

incursion

nounɪnˈkərʒəninˈkərZHən

An invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one.
incursions into enemy territory
Example sentencesExamples
- Or the counter-argument that the bugs are simply responding to human incursions into their territory.
- Talk of invasions and incursions are rife at the moment and in Westport there is a similar discussion taking place.
- He says there have been sporadic firefights and some tank incursions all morning.
- Far from being a pushover, the Company, angered by repeated border incursions, struck back vigorously by declaring war.
- Foreign peace activists have set up protest camps to try to block military incursions.
- It said no soldiers were injured in the incursion and the troops withdrew at the end of the operation.
- The incursion was the second to take place in the city in a week.
- This enables NGOs to liaise with the army during incursions and curfews to ensure the safe passage of staff and patients.
- What is new is that this war has no end in sight, and only a vaguely defined enemy, so its incursions are likely to be permanent.
- In case there is an incursion into our territories, we have to repel such attacks.
- Use this form to report any illegal incursions, damage to trails, or sections which have been closed by the landowners.
- No doubt there are endless combinations of bombing campaigns and military incursions on the Pentagon's drawing board.
- His research focuses on why U.S. citizens do or do not support military incursions into foreign states.
- The county remained royalist territory but suffered from raids and incursions.
- The battalion has had an active tour and in February reacted to an incursion by an armed group from West Timor.
- For their militant incursion, the police were received with hurled stones and were chased down the streets.
- As such, despite our physical isolation, we are at constant risk from incursions by exotic pests and diseases.
- The tanks patrol a road used by the army for incursions into the camp and the activists wanted to set up a protest tent on the road to block them.
- There will be nothing to stop its military incursions against its powerless neighbour whenever it sees fit to do so.
- When it became apparent that India was not going to attack, the cross-border incursions quickly rose again.
Synonyms
attack on, assault on, raid on, invasion of, storming of, overrunning of, foray into, blitz on, sortie into, sally against, sally into, advance into, advance on, push into, thrust into, descent on

Origin

Late Middle English (formerly also as encursion): from Latin incursio(n-), from the verb incurrere (see incur).

单词	incursion
释义	Definition of incursion in English: incursion noun ɪnˈkəːʃ(ə)nɪnˈkərʒən An invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one. incursions into enemy territory border incursions figurative their successful incursion into the electronic-media market Example sentencesExamples The county remained royalist territory but suffered from raids and incursions. The tanks patrol a road used by the army for incursions into the camp and the activists wanted to set up a protest tent on the road to block them. Far from being a pushover, the Company, angered by repeated border incursions, struck back vigorously by declaring war. He says there have been sporadic firefights and some tank incursions all morning. In case there is an incursion into our territories, we have to repel such attacks. This enables NGOs to liaise with the army during incursions and curfews to ensure the safe passage of staff and patients. The incursion was the second to take place in the city in a week. Use this form to report any illegal incursions, damage to trails, or sections which have been closed by the landowners. There will be nothing to stop its military incursions against its powerless neighbour whenever it sees fit to do so. Talk of invasions and incursions are rife at the moment and in Westport there is a similar discussion taking place. The battalion has had an active tour and in February reacted to an incursion by an armed group from West Timor. What is new is that this war has no end in sight, and only a vaguely defined enemy, so its incursions are likely to be permanent. No doubt there are endless combinations of bombing campaigns and military incursions on the Pentagon's drawing board. Foreign peace activists have set up protest camps to try to block military incursions. As such, despite our physical isolation, we are at constant risk from incursions by exotic pests and diseases. When it became apparent that India was not going to attack, the cross-border incursions quickly rose again. His research focuses on why U.S. citizens do or do not support military incursions into foreign states. For their militant incursion, the police were received with hurled stones and were chased down the streets. It said no soldiers were injured in the incursion and the troops withdrew at the end of the operation. Or the counter-argument that the bugs are simply responding to human incursions into their territory. Synonyms attack on, assault on, raid on, invasion of, storming of, overrunning of, foray into, blitz on, sortie into, sally against/into, advance on/into, push into, thrust into, descent on intrusion into, trespass on, infiltration of, obtrusion into, appropriation of Derivatives incursive adjective ɪnˈkəːsɪvɪnˈkərsɪv As its name suggests, the Stopwatch mode is time based, with one team attempting to complete a set of incursive mission objectives, while the other defends. Example sentencesExamples But this is not where the effects have ceased their incursive influence on the lives of those exposed to HUM events. Like a sysop coping with an online world in which it's always September, he strove to civilize and enlighten the incursive Goths, a barbarous people who held learning in contempt. Origin Late Middle English (formerly also as encursion): from Latin incursio(n-), from the verb incurrere (see incur). Rhymes animadversion, aspersion, assertion, aversion, bioconversion, Cistercian, coercion, conversion, desertion, disconcertion, dispersion, diversion, emersion, excursion, exertion, extroversion, immersion, insertion, interspersion, introversion, Persian, perversion, submersion, subversion, tertian, version Definition of incursion in US English: incursion nounɪnˈkərʒəninˈkərZHən An invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one. incursions into enemy territory Example sentencesExamples Or the counter-argument that the bugs are simply responding to human incursions into their territory. Talk of invasions and incursions are rife at the moment and in Westport there is a similar discussion taking place. He says there have been sporadic firefights and some tank incursions all morning. Far from being a pushover, the Company, angered by repeated border incursions, struck back vigorously by declaring war. Foreign peace activists have set up protest camps to try to block military incursions. It said no soldiers were injured in the incursion and the troops withdrew at the end of the operation. The incursion was the second to take place in the city in a week. This enables NGOs to liaise with the army during incursions and curfews to ensure the safe passage of staff and patients. What is new is that this war has no end in sight, and only a vaguely defined enemy, so its incursions are likely to be permanent. In case there is an incursion into our territories, we have to repel such attacks. Use this form to report any illegal incursions, damage to trails, or sections which have been closed by the landowners. No doubt there are endless combinations of bombing campaigns and military incursions on the Pentagon's drawing board. His research focuses on why U.S. citizens do or do not support military incursions into foreign states. The county remained royalist territory but suffered from raids and incursions. The battalion has had an active tour and in February reacted to an incursion by an armed group from West Timor. For their militant incursion, the police were received with hurled stones and were chased down the streets. As such, despite our physical isolation, we are at constant risk from incursions by exotic pests and diseases. The tanks patrol a road used by the army for incursions into the camp and the activists wanted to set up a protest tent on the road to block them. There will be nothing to stop its military incursions against its powerless neighbour whenever it sees fit to do so. When it became apparent that India was not going to attack, the cross-border incursions quickly rose again. Synonyms attack on, assault on, raid on, invasion of, storming of, overrunning of, foray into, blitz on, sortie into, sally against, sally into, advance into, advance on, push into, thrust into, descent on Origin Late Middle English (formerly also as encursion): from Latin incursio(n-), from the verb incurrere (see incur).
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