violative Synonyms
Strongest:
- follow
- serve
- follow
- serve
- comply-with-
- obey
- observe
- observe
- obey
- comply-with-
- conform-to-
- conform-to-
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Weak:
violative Meaning
violative (s)
violating or tending to violate or offend against
violative (a.)
Violating, or tending to violate.
violative Sentence Examples
- The employee's actions were violative of company policy, resulting in their termination.
- The advertisement contained violative language that was offensive and discriminatory.
- The trespasser's entry into the restricted area was a clear violative act.
- The suspect's behavior was violative of the law, and they were arrested accordingly.
- The defendant's actions were deemed violative of the court order, leading to contempt charges.
- The contract contained violative clauses that were subsequently invalidated.
- The government's surveillance practices were considered violative of citizens' privacy rights.
- The artwork was deemed violative of copyright laws and was removed from display.
- The speech inciting violence was violative of the First Amendment and was prohibited.
- The teacher's behavior towards the student was violative of ethical guidelines and resulted in disciplinary action.
FAQs About the word violative
violating or tending to violate or offend againstViolating, or tending to violate.
infringe (on or upon), transgress, disobey, ignore, breach, offend, contravene,break, flout, traduce
follow, serve,follow, serve, comply (with), obey, observe, observe, obey, comply (with)
The employee's actions were violative of company policy, resulting in their termination.
The advertisement contained violative language that was offensive and discriminatory.
The trespasser's entry into the restricted area was a clear violative act.
The suspect's behavior was violative of the law, and they were arrested accordingly.
