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transgression

/trænzˈɡreʃ.ən/

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noun

/trænzˈɡreʃ.ən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие, нарушающее закон, правило или кодекс поведения; нарушение или грех.

A noun referring to an act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct; a violation or sin.

  1. Violation of a law or ruleB2formal

    An act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct.

    ruНарушение

    • The company was fined for its environmental transgressions.
    • He apologized for his transgression against the community rules.
    • The court dealt with the transgression severely.

    Synonymsbreachcontraventioninfractioninfringementmisdeedoffensetrespassviolationwrongdoing

    Antonymsadherencecomplianceconformityobedienceobservance

  2. Moral or religious sinB2formal

    An act that violates a moral or religious principle.

    ruГрех

    • In many religions, transgression is seen as a sin.
    • She sought forgiveness for her transgressions.
    • The priest spoke about the consequences of transgression.

    Synonymsimmoralityiniquitylapsemisdeedoffensesintrespassviolationwrongdoing

    Antonymsobediencepietyrighteousnessvirtue

  3. Overstepping boundariesC1formal

    An act of going beyond accepted limits or boundaries.

    ruНарушение границ

    • His transgression of professional boundaries led to his dismissal.
    • The artist's work was seen as a transgression of traditional norms.
    • She felt her privacy had been violated by his transgression.

    Synonymsbreachcontraventioninfractioninfringementtrespassviolation

    Antonymscomplianceconformityobedience

Forms
  • transgressions plural form
  • transgressions' possessive plural form
  • transgression's possessive singular form
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