Inroad

What do we mean by inroad?

An advance, especially at another's expense; an encroachment. noun

A reduction or diminishment. noun

A hostile invasion; a raid. noun

A predatory or hostile incursion; a raid by public enemies; a temporary or desultory invasion. noun

Forcible entrance; powerful or sudden influx or incursion; forcible or insidious encroachment. noun

To make an inroad into; invade.

To make an inroad; encroach; depredate.

The entrance of an enemy into a country with purposes of hostility; a sudden or desultory incursion or invasion; raid; encroachment. noun

To make an inroad into; to invade. transitive verb

An advance into enemy territory, an incursion, an attempted invasion noun

Progress made toward accomplishing a goal or solving a problem noun

To make an inroad into; to invade. verb

An encroachment or intrusion noun

An invasion or hostile attack noun

An advance into enemy territory, an incursion, an attempted invasion

(usually plural) progress made toward accomplishing a goal or solving a problem

Words that are spelled similarly to inroad:
inroad, in road.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word inroad:
mag, sons, went.

Words that rhyme with inroad:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe inroad:
first, serious, sudden, great, successful, little, further, fresh, considerable, hostile, second, major, significant, deep, formidable, destructive, substantial, short, bold, rapid, danish, fearful, late, dangerous, indian, furious, daring, scottish, transient, sad, devastating, possible, threatened, scythian, heavy, greatest, alarming, subsequent, extensive, predatory, rash, barbarian, unprovoked, barbarous, terrible, unexpected, slight, slightest, hasty, moorish, savage, appreciable, violent, fierce, fatal, dreadful, annual, spanish, tremendous, bloody, vast, perilous, mighty, retaliatory, decisive, turkish, advised, tartar, deeper, disastrous, welsh, like, persian, gallic, steady, gradual, desolating.

Consonant match to inroad:
unread, unrude, en rad, n rad.

Words that sound like inroad:
inroad, erode, unread, enright, inro, inroads, inode, unrude, emerged, entered, enraged, intrude, inert, inbred, enrolled, enshroud, enroute, inbreed, unearned, unrolled, immured, immerged, en route, unright, erad, enrobed, inwood, arrowed, enschede, in crowd, inri, irid, unwrite, introd, unroot, emeraude, ring road, in-crowd, unrobed, enroot, unwrought, inad, inid, a road, unfurrowed, inra, imro, in head, in need, inerte, unowed, honored, honoured, anode, main road, own right, honor code, annoyed, enjoyed, ensued, arid, immersed, enrich, enroll, ero, emote, eared, erodes, encode, emersed, emirate, air head, aeneid, highroad, enow, a-rod, imad, a rod, elrod, eero, imbreed, erat, imbrued, ennead, aneroid, imid, erid, endroit, genrad, high road, imide, erot, emard, eckenrode, energid, embread, amode, enerve, embrued, emro.