Encroach
Encroach verb - To advance gradually beyond the usual or desirable limits.
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Synonyms for Encroach
Order and encroach are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Order" instead a verb "Encroach".
Nearby Words: encroachment, encroaching
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- It is, but is more importantly an excuse to launch a strange, localized secular coups in order to stop the encroach of Islamism, and also to secure Zaim's place in the pantheon of Turkish dramatic artists.
Source: Literature / Snow -
However, the white-aligned Order of Heliud has begun to encroach on the peaceful monastery and the forest surrounding it, and its pursuit of ultimate Order clashes with the monks' ideals of freedom and personal liberty.
Source: Literature / The Purifying Fire
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