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Meanings of encroachment in English
Usage of encroachment in English
1
It documents the encroachment of modern values on a resistant Irish countryside.
2
The Declaration of Independence meant war against the ever-growing encroachment of despotism.
3
There is no intention of encroachment on the part of the encroachers.
4
Truth is sensitive and jealous of the least encroachment of its sacredness.
5
Thus, for a long time, nature overlooks the encroachment and profanity of-man.
6
Farming not only added nothing but made encroachment on his small stipend.
7
The English Government considered M. de Giers' explanation of this encroachment unsatisfactory.
8
Mankind won't stand it much longer, this encroachment of the humane spirit.
9
PC language is widely viewed as an encroachment on individual freedom.
10
To a person they were upset about the corporation's recent encroachment.
11
For the clak-claks vociferously and loudly resented encroachment on their chosen hunting territory.
12
How far the amendment constitutes a federal encroachment on state power.
13
Thus warned, the government considered this action an encroachment of its own authority.
14
In his letter, Beckstrom criticized the NSA's encroachment on DHS territory.
15
Church courts became corrupt, but jealously guarded their jurisdiction from temporal court encroachment.
16
Rapid progress and present extent of federal encroachment on state power.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common