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Definition of «incursion»

An incursion refers to an invasion or a sudden entry by an unwanted force into a place, territory or situation. It can also mean a foray or raid made by one group into another's area in order to gain advantage or inflict damage. The term is often used in military contexts when referring to the movement of troops across a border or into enemy territory.

Usage examples

  1. The military response to the enemy's incursion into our territory was swift and decisive.
  2. The company experienced a cyber incursion that compromised sensitive customer information.
  3. The wildlife sanctuary is committed to protecting its boundaries from any incursion by poachers.
  4. The government is implementing stricter border control measures to prevent any further incursions by illegal immigrants.
  5. The school installed security cameras after a series of incursions by unauthorized individuals.

Phrases with «incursion»

Sentences with «incursion»

  • A canvas testifies in the exhibition of incursions of the artist in the figuration. (dreamideamachine.com)
  • Interestingly, the test for justification of incursions on Aboriginal title set out at para 87 is very similar to the test used to justify infringements of Charter rights under s 1. (ablawg.ca)
  • It's not all plain sailing, though, as Batman is still having to deal with Superman loyalists that are intent on freeing their leader and these seem to be intrinsically linked to an increased number of incursions by new faction of villains led by General Grodd, the guerrilla gorilla. (cubed3.com)
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