The meaning of Invasive

Invasive – definition

adjective
Tending to spread very quickly and undesirably or harmfully.
Usage examples:
Patients suffering from invasive cancer

adjective
Tending to spread in an uncontrollable way
Usage examples:
Invasive plant species, medical invasive cancer cells, invasive surgery/tests/treatment

Invasive translation into English

Invasive: translate from English into Chinese

侵入性, 忮, 侵犯的, 侵略的, 侵略性的, 侵入的

Invasive: translate from English into Dutch

Invasief, Optredend

Invasive: translate from English into French

Envahissant, D'invasion

Invasive: translate from English into German

Angreifend, Invasierend

Invasive: translate from English into Hindi

इनवेसिव, आक्रमण का, धावे का, हमले का, चढ़ाई का, हमला करने वाला, आक्रमणशील

Invasive: translate from English into Italian

Invasivo, Dilagante

Invasive: translate from English into Korean

침략적인, 침입하는

Invasive: translate from English into Russian

Инвазивный, Агрессивный, Захватнический

Invasive: translate from English into Spanish

Invasor

Word origin

late Middle English: from obsolete French invasif, -ive or medieval Latin invasivus, from Latin invadere (see invade).

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Invasive – similar words

invasions

noun
An instance of invading a country or region with an armed force.
Usage examples:
Napoleon's disastrous invasion of russia in 1812

noun
The act of entering a place by force, often in large numbers
Usage examples:
The invasion of the normandy coast on d-day, fig. i certainly regarded the tapping of my phone as a…

All meanings and translations of Invasions

invasion

ɪnˈveɪ.ʒən

noun
An instance of invading a country or region with an armed force.
Usage examples:
Napoleon's disastrous invasion of russia in 1812

noun
The act of entering a place by force, often in large numbers
Usage examples:
The invasion of the normandy coast on d-day, fig. i certainly regarded the tapping of my phone as a…

All meanings and translations of Invasion

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