Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ground-invasion
noun
/ˈɡraʊnd ɪnˈveɪʒən/
Definition
A ground-invasion is a military operation where forces move into an area by land, as opposed to air or naval operations.
Examples
- The army launched a ground invasion to secure the border region.
- After months of aerial strikes, the command decided on a ground invasion to ensure complete control of the area.
- Historical ground invasions, like the Normandy landings, changed the course of wars.
Meaning
Ground-invasion usually refers to the act of a military entering a territory on foot or by land vehicles with the intent to take control or engage in combat.
Synonyms
- land offensive
- land attack
- ground attack
