Transgression

Act that violates a moral code, law, or standard.

offense violation fault

Transgression is an act that goes beyond or violates a moral code, law, or accepted standard. It can also refer to an instance of exceeding limits or boundaries.

/trænzˈɡrɛʃən/

It comes from the Latin 'transgressus,' meaning 'to step across, exceed a limit.'

Transgression is when someone does something that goes against the rules, like breaking a law or going against what's considered right.

The word 'transgression' comes from the Latin 'transgressus', meaning 'to step over'
In Christianity, transgression refers to sin
The concept of transgression is explored in literature and philosophy as a challenge to established norms

What is transgression? It's an act that violates a moral code, law, or standard
What are examples of transgression? Examples include breaking the law, violating a religious belief, or going against social norms
Can transgressions have consequences? Yes, they can lead to punishment or disapproval

offense violation fault trespass

obedience conformity compliance

wrongdoing offense fault

crime sin error

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