Overrun
Overrun verb - To enter for conquest or plunder.
Both words in one sentence
- But at least you saved Seattle from being overrun by the insect queen and if you played your cards right, you got said rich elves to give you a lot of money and/or a cushy job.
Source: Shaggy Dog Story / Video Games -
Space Western: Lawless deserts overrun by outlaws, scattered outposts of decent people, oppressive but distant rich powers, and glory-seeking treasure hunters.
Source: Video Game / Borderlands -
One of the problems that plagued it, leading to funds being cancelled, was that huge armies of ants would overrun the site and eat the fiber-rich substrate of the printed-circuit-boards for all the electronic components.
Source: Useful Notes / DFW Metroplex
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