Incursion and Storm

Incursion

Incursion noun - A sudden attack on and entrance into hostile territory.

Usage example: there were incursions from the border every summer

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Storm and incursion are semantically related In some cases you can use "Storm" instead a noun "Incursion".

Storm noun - A disturbance of the atmosphere accompanied by wind and often by precipitation (as rain or snow).

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Incursion and storm are semantically related in assault topic. Sometimes you can use "Incursion" instead a noun "Storm".

Nearby Words: stormy, storming, stormed

full	full incursion	full storm
actual	actual incursion	actual storm
massive	massive incursion	massive storm
huge	huge incursion	huge storm
Other adjectives: dangerous, terrible, new, major, final, temporal, next.

Then the storm dissipated and the Imperium tried again, only to discover that in the interim the aliens in question, the previously mentioned Tau, had become a spacefaring culture more technologically advanced than the Imperium and fended off the incursion quite handily.

Source: Hyperspace Is a Scary Place
In "The Gathering Storm", it's revealed that they've been making weapons out of it, including brass knuckles and bullets, which they use to fight off a dimensional incursion of snakemen.

Source: Podcast / Red Panda Adventures
The plot line was dropped until Issue 19 (that's right, 10 whole issues), where "The Coming Storm" seems to be happening now, with the incursion of the Praetorians.

Source: Vagueness Is Coming

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