adj.侵入的；流入的；侵略的

The ancient inscriptions on the stone tablets provided valuable insights into the culture of that era.
古石板上的铭文为了解那个时代文化提供了宝贵的信息。
She wrote her name in an elegant, incursive script that was hard to decipher for those unaccustomed to it.
她以优雅的行书写下名字，对不熟悉的人来说很难辨认。
The teacher instructed her students to practice writing their names incursively, focusing on proper letter formation.
老师指导学生练习行书写名字，强调字母结构的正确性。
In medieval times, monks would painstakingly copy manuscripts with their meticulous incursive handwriting.
在中世纪，僧侣们会一丝不苟地用精细的行书抄写手稿。
The artist's signature at the bottom of the painting is executed in a flowing, incursive style.
画家在画作底部的签名采用流畅的行书风格。
The invitation cards for the wedding ceremony featured the couple's names written in an intricately incursive font.
婚礼请柬上新人的名字以精致的行书字体呈现。
He studied calligraphy to learn the art of creating beautiful, incursive letters for formal documents.
他学习书法，以掌握创作美观行书字迹的艺术，用于正式文件。
The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient pottery, noting the incursive patterns etched onto its surface.
考古学家仔细研究古代陶器，注意到其表面刻有行书图案。
The teacher emphasized that proper punctuation is crucial when writing in an incursive style, as it helps clarify meaning.
老师强调，在行书写作中，正确的标点符号至关重要，它有助于清晰表达意思。
The handwritten diary entries from the past were transcribed into typed format, preserving the incursive handwriting for future generations.
过去的手写日记被抄录成打字格式，保留了行书笔迹供后代查阅。