invade

Object

• army: Not only have the invading armies failed to find Saddam Hussein, they have created a virtual anarchy in Iraq.
• horde: In Defense of History was well received by some London reviewers on grounds that it saw off the invading hordes of postmodernist.
• microorganism: Enhancing our own immune response to biological agents, because our immune system is capable just to fight invading microorganisms.
• Dane: These garrisons could defend the localities, but they could also harass any invading Danes.
• Saxon: They were to mark the graves of some British nobles who were slaughtered by the invading Saxons under the command of Hengist.
• Falkland: Wilbur Clough run over by ' A rusty car with a vinyl roof. ' Apr 82: Argentina invades the Falklands.

Modifying Another Word

• illegally: POLICE today Monday July 24 and last Wednesday July 19 illegally invaded the Titnore Woods protest camp at Durrington.
• repeatedly: Scottish armies repeatedly invaded English-held territory, defying generations of Anglo-Norman kings.
• successfully: I do not doubt for a second that had the UK actually been successfully invaded we too would not have lasted long.
• again: If the disease should invade again, the immune system can react very quickly and keep the disease at bay.
• gradually: Once inoculated by an infected fly, the trypanosomes proliferate and gradually invade all the organs of the host.
• soon: They would soon invade Judah, kill their men, starve them in their cities.

Adjective complement

• northern: After Japan invaded northern China he was forced to think more deeply about his policies.
• southern: He said a total of 62 sorties of U.S. and British planes invaded southern Iraq Friday and Saturday.

Preposition: by

• scrub: This prevents the grassland from being invaded by scrub.
• alien: I don't want my scientific space invaded by aliens just now.
• army: When France was invaded by the German Army the couple moved to Mexico where they ran a photographic studio.
• force: Donald, in this story ] the lands that he had invaded by force and occupied in opposition to the king's enemies.. .

Present participle complement

• neighbor: Iraq has been under UN sanctions since 1991 for invading neighboring Kuwait.
• surround: Stopping the invasion of healthy tissue by tumors: Only cancer cells on the outer rim of a tumor invade surrounding normal tissue.