Pronunciation: /ædˈvɛntɪv/
noun a plant or animal that has been introduced to a new place or environment
A1 I saw an adventive plant growing in the sidewalk crack.
A2 The adventive species of bird was not native to the area.
B1 The introduction of adventive species can disrupt the local ecosystem.
B2 Scientists are studying the impact of adventive plants on biodiversity.
C1 The presence of adventive species is a concern for conservationists.
C2 Efforts are being made to control the spread of adventive plants in the region.
adjective relating to or arriving from an external source or place; not native
A1 I saw an adventive plant growing in the garden.
A2 The adventive species of bird was not native to this area.
B1 The adventive language in the text added an interesting cultural element.
B2 The adventive customs brought by the immigrants enriched the community.
C1 The adventive art installation challenged traditional notions of beauty.
C2 Her adventive approach to problem-solving set her apart from her colleagues.
formal The adventive species is causing concern among ecologists.
informal I heard there's a new adventive plant species in the park.
slang That adventive bug is so annoying!
figurative The adventive idea sparked a revolution in the industry.
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