invades
Sayin-VAYDZ/ɪnˈveɪdz/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of invade.
Each spring the invasive weed invades gardens across the valley.
History shows that an army that invades in winter often regrets it.
Note
A regular present-tense form: invade simply adds -s, the ending it takes after he, she or it. It carries the verb's whole range, from armies to weeds to intrusions on someone's privacy. In most of those meanings it takes its object directly, with no preposition between verb and target: a pest invades the garden, a stranger invades your space.
invades is a form of invade
invade, verb: To enter a territory by force, usually in order to conquer it. Full entry
- Spelling
- invade → invades: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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