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Inroad

Definition:

An inroad refers to an advance or an incursion into a new territory or domain. It can also indicate a sudden advance or intrusion into someone's rights, privileges, or possessions.

Examples:

Noun - Territory:

• The explorers made a significant inroad into the uncharted jungle, discovering new species and documenting their findings.
• The company made inroads into the European market by offering innovative and cost-effective products.

Noun - Rights/Privileges:

• The new regulations made unexpected inroads into citizens' privacy.
• Advocacy organizations continue to fight for inroads into equal rights for all individuals.

Noun - Possessions:

• The burglars made several inroads into the wealthy neighborhood, stealing expensive artwork and jewelry.
• She felt violated when her personal belongings were taken as an inroad into her private space.

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