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encroachment

/ɪnˈkrəʊtʃ.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota una intrusión gradual o exceder los límites establecidos de algo, como territorio, derechos o privilegios.

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noun

/ɪnˈkrəʊtʃ.mənt/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota una intrusión gradual o exceder los límites establecidos de algo, como territorio, derechos o privilegios.

A noun referring to the act of gradually intruding upon or exceeding the proper limits of something, such as territory, rights, or privileges.

  1. Gradual intrusionC1formal

    The act of gradually taking away someone else's rights, land, or privileges.

    esintrusión gradual

    • The encroachment of the city into the countryside is a growing concern.
    • They protested against the encroachment on their traditional lands.
    • The company's expansion led to an encroachment on public spaces.

    Sinónimosimpingementinfringementintrusioninvasiontrespassusurpation

    Antónimosconsiderationobservanceregardrespect

  2. Legal violationC1formal

    An unlawful entry onto another person's property or interference with their rights.

    esInvasión ilegal

    • The fence was considered an encroachment on the neighbor's property.
    • The court ruled that the building was an encroachment on public land.
    • Legal action was taken to stop the encroachment.

    Sinónimosimpingementinfringementintrusioninvasiontrespassviolation

Formas
  • encroachments plural form
  • encroachments' possessive plural form
  • encroachment's possessive singular form
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