Definition Synonyms
Definition of transgression - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
legalviolation of a law or moral principle
- His transgression led to severe consequences.
2.
boundariesact of overstepping accepted boundaries
- The artist's work was seen as a transgression.
3.
geologyTECH. geological rise in sea level over landTECH.
- The transgression left marine fossils inland.
Origin of transgression
Latin, transgressio (a going across)
Terms with transgression included in their meaning
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accusation
raise a past transgression to admonish someone
geology
relating to geological transgression
moral transgression
moral wrongdoing or sin
Examples of transgression in a sentence
She regretted her transgression deeply. Her comment was considered a social transgression. The novel explores themes of transgression and redemption. A transgression can alter the landscape significantly. Scientists study transgressions to understand past climates.
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- French:transgression, ...
- German:Übertretung, Überschreitung, ...
- Italian:trasgressione, ...
- Spanish:transgresión, inundación marina, ...
- Portuguese:transgressão, violação, ...
- Chinese:违规, 越界, ...
- Japanese:違反, 越境, ...
- Arabic:مخالفة, تَجَاوُز, ...
- Hebrew:עֲבֵירָה, מַעֲשֶׂה שֶׁל חֲצִיַּת גְּבוּלוֹת מְקוּבָּלִים, ...
- Russian:проступок, подъем уровня моря, ...
- Ukrainian:порушення, переступ, ...
- Hindi:उल्लंघन, अतिक्रमण, ...
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