No. 4,184 in Catalan
envair
"Envair" means "to invade."
In a sentence
Els soldats van envair el regne enemic amb precaució.
The soldiers cautiously invaded the enemy kingdom.
In this sentence, 'envair' is used to describe the physical action of entering another territory, specifically in a military context.
Van envair el poble amb els seus discursos.
They invaded the town with their speeches.
Here, 'envair' takes on a figurative meaning, describing overwhelming or pervading the town with a non-physical entity, in this case, speeches.
La sensació de por va envair el públic aquell dia.
The feeling of fear invaded the audience that day.
In this example, 'envair' signifies an emotional effect on a group of people, highlighting the pervasive and encompassing nature of the action described.
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