Definition Synonyms
Definition of violative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
legalRare US breaking a rule or lawRare US
- The company's actions were deemed violative of the regulations.
2.
socialRare US offending against accepted normsRare US
- His comments were considered violative of social etiquette.
Origin of violative
Latin, violare (to violate)
Examples of violative in a sentence
The violative advertisement was pulled from the air. The article was deemed violative by the community. His actions were violative of the company's policies.
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- French:en infraction, transgressif, ...
- German:regelwidrig, verletzend, ...
- Italian:violativo, trasgressivo, ...
- Spanish:violatorio, ofensivo, ...
- Portuguese:infrator, ofensivo, ...
- Chinese:违法的, 冒犯的, ...
- Japanese:違反的, 反する, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَهِك, مُجَاوِز, ...
- Hebrew:מֵפֵר, מַפְרִי, ...
- Russian:нарушающий, оскорбительный, ...
- Ukrainian:порушуючий, образливий, ...
- Hindi:उल्लंघनकारी, अभद्र, ...
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