inroad English

Meaning inroad meaning

What does inroad mean?

inroad

— noun an encroachment or intrusion they made inroads in the United States market

— noun an invasion or hostile attack

Synonyms inroad synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as inroad?

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invasion

incursion

raid

irruption

foray

onrush

encroachment

attack

aggression

trespass

swoop

strike

strafe

squeeze

shot

sally

rollback

push back

pervasion

penetration

onslaught

onset

offense

offence

maraud

intrusion

infiltration

infall

impingement

consumption

charge

assult

assault

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People who will help me get an inroad with the gay-hispanic community.

And with it, our inroad to the Initiative.

So I had a little inroad. Thanks.

As it stands, purchasing this property will provide an inroad to domestic production, which will prove very valuable down the line.

I regret to inform you that the raging wolf has made an inroad upon this flock and is attempting to carry off one of our members.

You see, there's a new national fingerprint database gearing up, and I was one of the officers that inputted the information into the computer. So I had a little inroad. Thanks.