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The Spanyards called their invaſive fleete againſt England the Navie Invincible, yet it was overcome.

He managed to get back Lorraine; made truce with the Hungarians, who were excessively invasive at that time. Truce with the Hungarians; and then, having gathered strength, made dreadful beating of them; two beatings,—one to each half, for the invasive Savagery had split itself, for better chance of plunder; […]

It's wrong of me to ask such an invasive question when I keep so many secrets hidden from you.

All invasive moral states and passionate enthusiasms make one feelingless to evil in some direction.

an invasive species

The natural evolution of minimally invasive surgery has taken the surgeon to new heights and has extended the breadth of laparoscopic surgery to include procedures of the colon.

Two patients developed cancer in the upper urinary tract, and 3 eventually developed invasive cancer.