infraction
ɪnˈfrækʃən
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Definition of infraction - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
rule breachviolation or breach of rules
  • The infraction of the agreement led to penalties.
breach transgression violation
2.
legalUSminor offense or petty crimeUS
  • He was fined for a parking infraction.
breach transgression violation
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Origin of infraction

Latin, infractio (breaking)

Terms with infraction included in their meaning

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tattle
report an infraction or disclose a secret
game rules
infraction for unsafe physical play, often involving improper bodily contact
gign.
military
demerit for a military infraction
sports
commit an infraction in ice hockey using the stick
sports
infraction in ice hockey using a stick
sports
infraction in hockey using a high stick
hockey rule
infraction when a player shoots the puck across both red lines

Examples of infraction in a sentence

  • The infraction resulted in a warning from the authorities.
  • The infraction led to a small fine.
  • His infraction was noted by the security team.

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  1. French:infraction, contravention, ...
  2. German:Verstoß, Vergehen, ...
  3. Italian:infrazione, ...
  4. Spanish:infracción, ...
  5. Portuguese:infração, ...
  6. Chinese:违规, 违法行为, ...
  7. Japanese:違反, 軽犯罪, ...
  8. Arabic:مُخَالَفَة, جُنْحَة بَسِيطَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:הֲפָרָה, עֲבֵירָה קַלָּה, ...
  10. Russian:нарушение, мелкое правонарушение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:порушення, правопорушення, ...
  12. Hindi:उल्लंघन, अपराध, ...

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