accroach in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Definition
Accroach: to gradually encroach upon or intrude upon a space, moment, or feeling.
Crossword clues for accroach
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "accroach".
- To intrude slowly into someone's space.
- To gradually take over a territory.
- To encroach upon another's rights subtly.
- To invade a personal area little by little.
- To infringe on someone’s time or feelings gently.
Accroach sentence examples
- The subtle sound of footsteps began to accroach upon her serene moment of solitude.
- As the storm clouds began to gather, the darkness seemed to accroach on the once vibrant sky.
- He felt a sense of dread as he noticed shadows accroach from the corners of the dimly lit room.
- With each passing hour, the deadline for the project continued to accroach relentlessly.
- The children watched in awe as the tide began to accroach upon the shore, reshaping the landscape.
- She could feel anxiety accroach as the interview date drew nearer.
- The scent of fresh bread seemed to accroach from the bakery down the street, drawing her in.
- As the crowd began to accroach, he realized it was time to take the stage.
- The realization of her mistakes started to accroach upon her, making it hard to focus on anything else.
- His thoughts began to accroach on the memories he had tried to forget, surfacing like old ghosts.