encroaches
अतिक्रमण
definition
verb
rather than encroach on his privacy, she might have kept to her room
intrude on (a person's territory or a thing considered to be a right).
translation of 'Encroaches'
verb
अतिक्रमण करना,
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example
The wet patches gradually shrink, the bubbles subside, the dryness steadily 'encroaches' .
Council was addressing an application made for approval of a retaining wall that 'encroaches' onto the boulevard.
The Forest Department has to be given the muscle to evict 'encroachers' and control stray dog numbers within the park.
The Forest Conservation Act of 1980, ostensibly meant to protect the environment, in effect reduced tribal communities to 'encroachers' and thieves in their traditional habitat.
Sand seems to be 'encroaching' at every turn despite government-erected barriers.
‘They are illegal 'encroachers' ,’ I've heard people say of slum dwellers, ‘they breed like rabbits.’
It seemed to be the perfect place to sit and study people without 'encroaching on' their personal space.
Soil erosion is increasing, mud slides are occurring more often and the desert is 'encroaching' increasingly.
The lake was dangerously shallow, and 'encroachers' were already living in some parts of it.
Maybe she felt like we were 'encroaching upon' her territory, who knows.
Two of the Western Isles were so battered by ferocious storms this January that the Atlantic Ocean has 'encroached' more than ever.
They are 'encroaching' into the space reserved for the buses.
They rang up and more or less told us not to 'encroach' on their territory.
rather than 'encroach' on his privacy she might have kept to her room
Personal media, in a variety of forms, will increasingly 'encroach' on mass media.
Surrounded by trees, with vegetation 'encroaching' down its banks, this clear, languid pool is more of a pond.
Providing you are not 'encroaching' on their space, they are pretty placid animals.
During times of increased rainfall, the sea exceeded its natural boundaries and 'encroached' on land.
Humanity is being squeezed between deserts expanding outward and rising seas 'encroaching' inward.
Gradually strings 'encroach' , playing at a different tempo and seemingly to a different tune.
rather than 'encroach' on his privacy, she might have kept to her room
The theory is that traditional bricks and mortar banks will suffer a loss of customers and revenues as internet banks 'encroach on' their territory.
I shrugged and threw a rock into the slowly 'encroaching' darkness.
It is obvious that a large proportion of the forest area is in the possession of 'encroachers' in connivance with real estate agents, politicians and government officials.
His land is also being illegally occupied by 'encroachers' .
His bass is strident without 'encroaching' , but never drives the rhythm; rather, it reacts to it.
There's something quite magical about autumnal afternoons with the curtains open and the twilight 'encroaching' .
He felt like he had 'encroached on' her personal territory enough for one day.
As with so much of ancient Britain, however, the theme-park disease is 'encroaching' .
The disease came on gradually, it 'encroached' steadily.
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