Transgression

Pronunciation: /trænzɡˈrɛʃən/

Transgression (noun)

  1. An action that goes against a law, rule, or moral code.
  2. The act of violating boundaries or limits set by society or authority.

Examples

  • A transgression can lead to serious consequences.
  • A transgression of personal boundaries can harm relationships.

Common collocations: commit a transgression, acknowledge a transgression, recognize a transgression, address a transgression

Synonyms of Transgression

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Transgression

  • — Adhering to rules or standards.
  • — Following commands or laws.