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A sin or offence

Entry to a person's land or property without permission

An unjust act, treatment or occurrence

An error or mistake, typically caused by a brief failure of concentration or judgment

Immoral or wicked behaviour

The action of interfering or the process of being interfered with

An act of entering somewhere with the intent to steal or commit some other offense

Intrusion into the personal life of another

Enter someone's land or property without permission

To offend against, to wrong (someone)

To make unfair claims on or take advantage of (something)

To fail to adhere to the proper or accepted standards

To force one's way into a place or building

To gain access to something, especially forcefully or unlawfully

To loot, plunder or invade by force

To loot or plunder by force

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Noun

A sin or offence

misdemeanour^UK

misbehaviour^UK

fall from grace

failure to observe

non-compliance with

violation of the law

infraction of the law

breach of the law

act of wickedness

moral transgression

act of dereliction

act of misconduct

mischievousness

clandestineness

antisocial behavior

breach of conduct

insubordination

unlawful activity

breaking of the law

monkey business

criminal offense

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“The worst trespass against the goddess Venus is to see her naked and asleep.”

Noun

Entry to a person's land or property without permission

infringement of

forced entrance

intervention in

encroachment on

interference with

interruption of

infiltration of

appropriation of

act of aggression

colonization^US

colonisation^UK

military operation

military advance

surprise attack

hit-and-run raid

hit-and-run attack

tip-and-run raid

military campaign

commencement of hostilities

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“Perhaps you could give me a note, if that is appropriate, in due course, about the legislative history of trespass to Crown lands.”

Noun

An unjust act, treatment or occurrence

inequitableness

unreasonableness

travesty of justice

misdemeanour^UK

slap in the face

kick in the teeth

reprehensibility

unrighteousness

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Noun

An error or mistake, typically caused by a brief failure of concentration or judgment

misdemeanour^UK

mischievousness

misbehaviour^UK

breach of etiquette

thoughtlessness

simple-mindedness

foolish mistake

dropping the ball

slip of the tongue

misapprehension

misunderstanding

error of judgment

failure to notice

slip of the pen

misinterpretation

disorganization^US

misconfiguration

poor configuration

wrong configuration

disorganisation^UK

yielding to temptation

fall from grace

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Noun

Immoral or wicked behaviour

unrighteousness

act of wickedness

fall from grace

demoralization^US

self-indulgence

demoralisation^UK

unscrupulousness

misdemeanour^UK

lack of principles

antisocial behavior

irresponsibility

presumptuousness

sacrilegiousness

lack of restraint

irreligiousness

dishonourableness

mischievousness

misbehaviour^UK

pleasure-seeking

life in fast lane

mischief-making

reprehensibility

clandestineness

dirty-mindedness

self-gratification

immoral behaviour

lack of control

lack of self-control

unlawful activity

life in the fast lane

to hell in handbasket

breaking of the law

promiscuousness

sleeping around

lack of sexual discrimination

sexual deviation

pleasures of the flesh

overconsumption

uninhibitedness

thoughtlessness

contemptibility

unwholesomeness

disreputableness

strong language

intemperateness

indiscrimination

pursuit of pleasure

violation of the law

breach of the law

infraction of the law

lack of self-restraint

extreme behavior

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Noun

The action of interfering or the process of being interfered with

Noun

An act of entering somewhere with the intent to steal or commit some other offense

breaking and entering

forced entrance

misappropriation

smash-and-grab raid

second-story work

five-finger discount

break and entry

aggravated burglary

purse-snatching

Noun

Intrusion into the personal life of another

invasion of privacy

intrusion upon seclusion

public disclosure of private facts

appropriation of name or likeness

unauthorized entry

unauthorized surveillance

unwarranted surveillance

Verb

Enter someone's land or property without permission

crash the gates

enter without permission

commit a breach of

stick nose into

sidewalk-superintend

put two cents in

fail to comply with

fly in the face of

take no notice of

fail to observe

thrust oneself in

put your oar in

put your two cents in

stick your nose in

not comply with

cock a snook at

ride roughshod over

come uninvited to

show up uninvited

gain control of

pull the strings

exert influence on

leave a mark on

make an impact on

make an impression on

have an effect on

have a bearing on

be in the saddle

transgress against

be in the driving seat

impose yourself

tread on someone's toes

make inroads into

step on someone's toes

invade someone's space

be in breach of

pay no attention to

thumb one's nose at

take no account of

fall outside of

revolutionize^US

revolutionise^UK

dig your heels in

break the rules

refuse to comply

take law into own hands

set one's face against

laugh in the face of

treat with disdain

take the piss out of

show contempt for

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“It is only an illegal activity if they are trespassing or poaching.”

Verb

To offend against, to wrong (someone)

do the dirty on

take advantage of

kick in the teeth

do a disservice to

do an injustice to

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“Behold, these caused the children of Israel, through the counsel of Balaam, to commit trespass against the Lord in the matter of Peor, and there was a plague among the congregation of the Lord.”

Verb

To make unfair claims on or take advantage of (something)

take advantage of

make unfair claims on

“She really must not trespass on his hospitality.”

Verb

To fail to adhere to the proper or accepted standards

misconduct oneself

fall from grace

get up to mischief

give someone trouble

get up to no good

blot your copybook

be out of order

stray from the straight and narrow

commit an offence

yield to temptation

go down the primrose path

violate the law

break the rules

commit a transgression

commit a felony

commit an offense

be insubordinate

show poor manners

take a wrong turn

get into mischief

be reprehensible

be bad-mannered

show bad manners

be guilty of misconduct

offend against God

succumb to temptation

break commandment

wallow in the mire

take the primrose path

behave inappropriately

stir up trouble

be on the blink

cause a commotion

be up to no good

not work properly

sow one's wild oats

go on the blink

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Verb

To force one's way into a place or building

Verb

To gain access to something, especially forcefully or unlawfully

insinuate oneself into

make inroads into

make an entrance

force one's way in

make one's way into

make one's way through

worm one's way into

achieve a place in

be selected for

gain a place in

gain entry into

attain a place in

effect an entrance into

gain admittance into

cross the threshold of

introduce onself into

make an entrance into

insinuate yourself

filter through to

break down the door

commit burglary

break and enter

curry favor with^US

foist oneself on

ingratiate oneself with

introduce oneself into

edge one's way into

curry favour with^UK

squeeze oneself into

work one's way into

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Verb

To loot, plunder or invade by force

make inroads on

take possession of

launch oneself at

take control of

launch an attack on

make an assault on

attempt to capture

make an onslaught on

launch an attack

make a foray on

conduct an offensive on

begin hostilities

make a sortie on

swoop down upon

begin an assault

take the offensive

assault someone

lay into someone

set upon someone

fall upon someone

make an assault

fall on someone

gain control of

let someone have it

arrive in hordes

take possession

spread like wildfire over

spread like wildfire

lie in wait for

give someone a beating

attack repeatedly

beat the living daylights out of

rain destruction

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Verb

To loot or plunder by force

moonlight requisition

raze to the ground

commit sacrilege

treat sacrilegiously

treat with disrespect

blaspheme against

be a blot on the landscape

put a damper on

commit sacrilege against

remove the innards from

remove the guts from

put the kibosh on

play havoc with

throw a spanner in the works of

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

be detrimental to

bring to naught

put out of action

bring to an end

cause detriment to

be prejudicial to

be disadvantageous to

make unattractive

be deleterious to

play merry hell with

rain on someone's parade

drive a nail into the coffin of

throw monkey wrench in

take advantage of

render incapable

turn upside-down

bring about the downfall of

cause confusion in

cause turmoil in

throw into disarray

throw into disorder

throw into confusion

throw a monkey wrench into

put out of commission

render powerless

reduce to nothing

reduce to rubble

bring to nothing

wreak havoc upon

distort the shape of

bend out of shape

cause the loss of

cause the sacrifice of

result in damage to

lead to the end of

result in harm to

render ineffective

outmanoeuvre^UK

exert influence on

have an effect on

have an impact on

tear limb from limb

cast gloom over

bring a note of sadness to

cast a gloom upon

drag through the mud

clip one's wings

knock the bottom out of

queer the pitch of

poke full of holes

sexually assault

have one's way with

force yourself on

have one's evil way with

force oneself on

take away someone's innocence

indecently assault

simulate age in

prevent from moving

bring to a standstill

render inoperative

make inoperative

prevent from working

render inactive

bring to a halt

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