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encroach on

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encroach (up)on someone or something
to infringe or trespass on someone or something; to move into the space belonging to someone or something. (Upon is formal and less commonly used than on.) I did not mean to encroach upon your property. I need lots of space. Don't encroach on me.


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I had nothing to do with it, No councillor can encroach on another councillor's ward.
THERE will be no shortage of sympathy for the market town traders fearful for their survival if some of the big supermarkets encroach on their patch.
For instance, the council plans to build 37,000 homes on our doorsteps and decimate our lovely countryside by letting greedy developers encroach on our Green Belt that has been designated so for many years.
 
 
 
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