| invading army | 3.75 | It was twice occupied by invading armies. | ||
| invading force | 2.57 | Three days of fighting destroyed the invading force. | ||
| invading troop | 1.78 | The gunmen fled to the holy site to escape invading Israeli troops. | ||
| invading bacterium | 0.86 | In fact, lymphedema provides a veritable feast for invading bacteria. | ||
| invading microbe | 0.59 | The immune system puts up two general types of defense against invading microbes. | ||
| invading virus | 0.59 | They engulf and destroy invading viruses and bacteria. | ||
| invading soldier | 0.53 | The Islamic groups, who had forced the withdrawal of invading Soviet soldiers three years earlier, banned alcohol. | ||
| invading horde | 0.39 | Its history, in truth, is written with lost wars and invading hordes. | ||
| invading privacy | 0.33 | But the concern over invading privacy should not be the exclusive domain of celebrities. | ||
| invading territory | 0.33 | Sudan has accused its neighbours Ethiopia and Eritrea of invading Sudanese territory. | ||
| invading land | 0.26 | The MST preaches invading idle land. | ||
| invading organism | 0.26 | Effective immune systems must respond quickly to invading organisms, such as viruses or bacteria, while not attacking normal tissues of the host organism. |