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Definition of transgress
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Transgress
(v. t.) To
offend
against;
to vex.
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Trespass
::
Trespass
(v. i.) To
commit
any
offense,
or to do any act that
injures
or
annoys
another;
to
violate
any rule of
rectitude,
to the
injury
of
another;
hence,
in a moral
sense,
to
transgress
voluntarily
any
divine
law or
command;
to
violate
any known rule of duty; to sin; -- often
followed
by
against..
Digress
::
Digress
(v. i.) To turn aside from the right path; to
transgress;
to
offend.
Trespass
::
Trespass
(v.) Any
voluntary
transgression
of the moral law; any
violation
of a known rule of duty; sin.
Transgression
::
Transgression
(n.) The act of
transgressing,
or of
passing
over or
beyond
any law, civil or
moral;
the
violation
of a law or known
principle
of
rectitude;
breach
of
command;
fault;
offense;
crime;
sin..
Offend
::
Offend
(v. t.) To
transgress;
to
violate;
to sin
against.
Peccable
::
Peccable
(a.)
Liable
to sin;
subject
to
transgress
the
divine
law.
Sally
::
Sally (v.)
Transgression
of the
limits
of
soberness
or
steadiness;
act of
levity;
wild
gayety;
frolic;
escapade.
Penitent
::
Penitent
(n.) One who
repents
of sin; one
sorrowful
on
account
of his
transgressions.
Knight Marshal
::
Knight
marshal
() An
officer
in the
household
of the
British
sovereign,
who has
cognizance
of
transgressions
within
the royal
household
and
verge,
and of
contracts
made
there,
a
member
of the
household
being one of the
parties..
Trespasser
::
Trespasser
(n.) A
transgressor
of the moral law; an
offender;
a
sinner.
Digression
::
Digression
(n.) A
turning
aside from the right path;
transgression;
offense.
Sin
::
Sin (n.)
Transgression
of the law of God;
disobedience
of the
divine
command;
any
violation
of God's will,
either
in
purpose
or
conduct;
moral
deficiency
in the
character;
iniquity;
as, sins of
omission
and sins of
commission..
Sin
::
Sin (n.) To
depart
voluntarily
from the path of duty
prescribed
by God to man; to
violate
the
divine
law in any
particular,
by
actual
transgression
or by the
neglect
or
nonobservance
of its
injunctions;
to
violate
any known rule of duty; -- often
followed
by
against..
Remission
::
Remission
(n.)
Discharge
from that which is due;
relinquishment
of a
claim,
right,
or
obligation;
pardon
of
transgression;
release
from
forfeiture,
penalty,
debt, etc..
Effrontery
::
Effrontery
(n.)
Impudence
or
boldness
in
confronting
or in
transgressing
the
bounds
of duty or
decorum;
insulting
presumptuousness;
shameless
boldness;
barefaced
assurance.
Transgressive
::
Transgressive
(a.)
Disposed
or
tending
to
transgress;
faulty;
culpable.
.
Transgressional
::
Transgressional
(a.) Of
pertaining
to
transgression;
involving
a
transgression.
Delinquent
::
Delinquent
(n.) One who fails or
neglects
to
perform
his duty; an
offender
or
transgressor;
one who
commits
a fault or a
crime;
a
culprit.
Transgress
::
Transgress
(v. i.) To
offend
against
the law; to sin.
Transgressor
::
Transgressor
(n.) One who
transgresses;
one who
breaks
a law, or
violates
a
command;
one who
violates
any known rule or
principle
of
rectitude;
a
sinner..
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