1. Invading gradually on the rights of another and taking possession; silent gradual advance and invasion or intrusion; that which is taken by encroaching on another; taking more than one's due, as when a tenant owes two shillings rent-service to the lord, and the lord takes three.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• encrouchment,
• envroachment,
• enroachment,
• encrochment,
• incroachment,
• wncroachment,
• sncroachment,
• dncroachment,
• rncroachment,
• 4ncroachment,
• 3ncroachment,
• ebcroachment,
• emcroachment,
• encrachment,
• Accrouchment,
• encrouchement,
• encrochement,
• encroachement,
• encrouchmant,
• encroushment

• encroacher,
• encroach upon,
• encroaching,
• engrossment.

The adverb form of the word "encroachment" is "encroachingly"

The adjective form of the word "encroachment" is "encroaching".

The plural of the "encroachment" can be the "encroachments".

The singular of the "encroachment" can be the "encroachment".