transgressing (Meaning)

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transgressing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Transgress

The students' behavior transgressed the school's code of conduct, resulting in disciplinary action.
The government's decision to limit freedom of speech was seen as transgressing constitutional boundaries.
The hiker's disregard for safety regulations resulted in him transgressing restricted areas of the park.
The employee's unauthorized use of company resources was a serious transgression of company policy.
The artist's exploration of controversial themes transgressed societal norms, sparking public debate.
The motorist's reckless driving transgressed traffic laws, putting lives at risk.
The neighbor's loud music transgressed boundary lines, causing discomfort to those nearby.
The company's marketing campaign transgressed ethical guidelines by using deceptive tactics.
The journalist's pursuit of a scandalous story transgressed the bounds of privacy.
The politician's personal conduct transgressed expectations of integrity, eroding public trust.

of Transgress

recalcitrant, wayward, improper, uncontrollable, disrespectful, insolent, uncouth, intractable, refractory, impolite

behaved, behaved, moral, clean, proper, orderly, compliant,complying, moral, nice

The students' behavior transgressed the school's code of conduct, resulting in disciplinary action.

The government's decision to limit freedom of speech was seen as transgressing constitutional boundaries.

The hiker's disregard for safety regulations resulted in him transgressing restricted areas of the park.

The employee's unauthorized use of company resources was a serious transgression of company policy.