accroachment (Meaning)
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accroachment (n.)
An encroachment; usurpation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of accroachment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
accroachment Sentence Examples
- The farmer raised concerns about the accroachment of urban development on his agricultural land.
- The community protested against the accroachment of a large corporation into their neighborhood.
- Legal battles ensued over the accroachment of a mining company on protected environmental areas.
- The environmentalist group worked tirelessly to prevent the accroachment of industrial activities in the wildlife sanctuary.
- The residents organized a petition to address the accroachment of a landfill on their scenic landscape.
- Municipal authorities were criticized for allowing the accroachment of commercial buildings into historically preserved districts.
- Conservationists fought against the accroachment of logging activities into the ancient forest.
- The indigenous tribe protested the accroachment of oil exploration on their ancestral lands.
- The park ranger patrolled the area to prevent the accroachment of tourists into restricted zones.
- The government implemented strict regulations to prevent the accroachment of illegal settlements on public lands.
FAQs About the word accroachment
An encroachment; usurpation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The farmer raised concerns about the accroachment of urban development on his agricultural land.
The community protested against the accroachment of a large corporation into their neighborhood.
Legal battles ensued over the accroachment of a mining company on protected environmental areas.
The environmentalist group worked tirelessly to prevent the accroachment of industrial activities in the wildlife sanctuary.
