Simple as in confiscate To seize or usurp, similar to taking something without permission or encroaching upon someone else's rights or territory. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Accroach'
The clever fox managed to accroach the rabbit's burrow, outsmarting its usual inhabitants.
The playful children attempted to accroach on the teacher's surprise by guessing what the activity would be.
The mischievous child tried to accroach on his sister's playtime by stealing her favorite toy.
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