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invasive

[in-vey-siv] / ɪnˈveɪ sɪv /


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Unison said school support staff often take on additional responsibilities for which they are rarely paid – with some being called upon to perform invasive medical tasks without the relevant training.

From BBC

In addition, delivering light to the brain requires equipment like lasers and optical fibers, which makes experiments more invasive.

From Science Daily

Researchers will regularly check the traps for any sign that the invasive fly has crossed into the state.

From Science Daily

That kind of invasive sampling is not something that can be done during a routine checkup.

From Science Daily

She is at once guardian angel and angel of death, watching over hallowed ground while carrying a tool of invasive modernity with her.

From The Wall Street Journal