invasive Antonyms
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Meaning of invasive
invasive (a)
relating to a technique in which the body is entered by puncture or incision
marked by a tendency to spread especially into healthy tissue
invasive (s)
involving invasion or aggressive attack
gradually intrusive without right or permission
invasive (a.)
Tending to invade; characterized by invasion; aggressive.
invasive Sentence Examples
- The plant species introduced from another region proved to be highly invasive, outcompeting native vegetation.
- Invasive medical procedures should only be performed when necessary, considering potential risks.
- The invasive species of fish disrupted the local ecosystem, threatening native aquatic life.
- The company's invasive marketing tactics led to complaints from customers about privacy concerns.
- Invasive weeds spread rapidly, posing a threat to agricultural crops and biodiversity.
- The invasive nature of the vine species caused damage to buildings and infrastructure.
- The doctor explained the potential side effects of the invasive surgery to the patient.
- Invasive species often lack natural predators, allowing them to proliferate unchecked.
- The government implemented measures to control the spread of invasive species in national parks.
- Invasive surveillance technologies raised ethical questions about individual freedoms and privacy rights.
FAQs About the word invasive
relating to a technique in which the body is entered by puncture or incision, marked by a tendency to spread especially into healthy tissue, involving invasion
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The plant species introduced from another region proved to be highly invasive, outcompeting native vegetation.
Invasive medical procedures should only be performed when necessary, considering potential risks.
The invasive species of fish disrupted the local ecosystem, threatening native aquatic life.
The company's invasive marketing tactics led to complaints from customers about privacy concerns.
