inroaded (Meaning)

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inroaded (imp. & p. p.)

of Inroad

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The new technology inroaded on the traditional manufacturing industry, threatening established businesses.
The rise of ride-sharing services inroaded on the taxi industry, leading to a decline in its profitability.
The introduction of online streaming platforms inroaded on the DVD rental market, causing it to shrink.
The emergence of social media inroaded on traditional forms of communication, such as email and phone calls.
The growing popularity of electric vehicles inroaded on the gasoline-powered car market, challenging its dominance.
The expansion of budget airlines inroaded on the established carriers, making air travel more accessible.
The increasing availability of online education inroaded on traditional brick-and-mortar universities, offering students greater flexibility and choice.
The rise of cryptocurrency inroaded on traditional financial systems, challenging their control over monetary transactions.
The spread of automation inroaded on the labor market, replacing human workers in various industries.
The growing awareness of environmental issues inroaded on the fossil fuel industry, leading to a decline in its profitability.

of Inroad

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The new technology inroaded on the traditional manufacturing industry, threatening established businesses.

The rise of ride-sharing services inroaded on the taxi industry, leading to a decline in its profitability.

The introduction of online streaming platforms inroaded on the DVD rental market, causing it to shrink.

The emergence of social media inroaded on traditional forms of communication, such as email and phone calls.