invasive

• Que se introduce o propaga en algo, especialmente de manera dañina o no deseada; relativo a una invasión o a la capacidad de extenderse agresivamente (como en medicina o ecología).

Relating to or characterized by intruding or spreading into something, especially in a harmful or unwelcome manner.

1. Medical procedureB2formalmedical

   Relating to a medical technique that requires entering the body through a puncture or incision.

   Invasivo (procedimiento médico)

   • The doctor recommended a minimally invasive surgery.
   • Invasive procedures carry a higher risk of infection.
   • They used an invasive diagnostic test to examine the tissue.

   Sinónimosoperativesurgical

   Antónimosnoninvasive

2. Spreading into healthy tissueB2formalmedical

   Marked by a tendency to spread, especially into healthy tissue, often used in medical contexts.

   invasor (en medicina)

   • The tumor was found to be invasive and required immediate treatment.
   • Invasive cancer cells can spread to other parts of the body.
   • Doctors monitored the invasive growth of the disease closely.

   Antónimosbenignnoninvasive

3. B2formal

   Involving an invasion or aggressive attack, often in a military or confrontational context.

   Invasivo (agresivo/atacante)

   • The country launched an invasive military campaign.
   • Invasive tactics were used to capture the enemy stronghold.
   • The invasive assault left the city in ruins.

   Sinónimosaggressiveincursivemaraudingoffensiveraiding

   Antónimosdefensivepeacefulprotective

4. Intrusive without permissionB2formal

   Gradually intruding without right or permission, often in a social or environmental context.

   invasivo, que se introduce sin permiso

   • Invasive species are threatening the local ecosystem.
   • Her invasive questions made everyone uncomfortable.
   • The company's invasive data collection practices were criticized.

   Sinónimosencroachinginterferingintrusivemeddlesomeobtrusivepresumptuoustrespassing

   Antónimosrespectfulunobtrusive