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Inroad
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incursion
a gradual advance or penetration that weakens or reduces strength, influence, or effectiveness
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incursion
a sudden and often hostile invasion or raid into a territory or area
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progrès
a success that is achieved, particularly as a result of destroying or reducing the success of another thing
inroad
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road
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Exemple
The company's aggressive marketing strategy made significant inroads into its competitor's market share.
The rise of online streaming services has made considerable inroads into traditional television viewership.
Technological advancements have made significant inroads into traditional manufacturing methods.
Environmental degradation has made alarming inroads into the health of our ecosystems.
The political party's policies have made notable inroads into addressing income inequality.
