No. 10,259 in Swedish
invaderat
"Invaderat" means "invaded."
In a sentence
Fienden hade invaderat landet under natten.
The enemy had invaded the country during the night.
In this sentence, 'invaderat' is used to describe a military occupation of a region, highlighting forceful entry.
Alltid när jag spelar strategispel slutar det med att jag invaderat grannterritorier.
Whenever I play strategy games, it always ends in me having invaded neighboring territories.
Here, 'invaderat' is used in a figurative context to describe actions taken in a game, showing competitive advancement or expansion.
Lyckligtvis hade ingen invaderat min integritet under processen.
Fortunately, no one had invaded my privacy during the process.
In this example, 'invaderat' expresses the breach of personal boundaries or privacy, demonstrating a non-literal use of the word.
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