Infringed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFRINGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INFRINGE, to violate an oath or law
• actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)
• act so as to limit or undermine (something); encroach on
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to violate an oath or a law

Words related to INFRINGED

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How to use INFRINGED in a sentence

• He drew up a special ceremonial which must have proved a trying ordeal for his courtiers, and dire was the offence if it were infringed in the smallest particular.
• We did not fight in 1870, because neither France nor Germany had infringed the public law of Europe by attacking the neutrality of Belgium, but we were ready to fight if they did.
• Though, from certain circumstances, the thief was known to the aggrieved party, yet the latter could say nothing, since he himself had infringed the law.
• The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
• Palmerston had justified these measures on the ground that the British flag had been insulted and our treaty rights infringed by the Chinese authorities at Canton.
• Their right to associate with other people is infringed.
• There would of course be always danger that the rights of other nations might be infringed by their decisions, so as to afford occasions of reprisal and war.
• Naturally the interests of the understanding must not be infringed upon by those of the will.
• Certainly, the abstract manliness of asserting rights supposed to be infringed it was in itself impossible not to respect.
• A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
• I must do Ruston the justice to say that under every trial he most scrupulously adhered to the promise he then made, and never infringed upon it in the slightest degree.
• The nobles were very jealous of their privileges, and were prompt to combine whenever they thought them infringed.
• ARTICLE II A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
• His universal laws, His unchangeableness, are not infringed in ethics any more than in music.
• It would be useless to search the maze of the Bohemian quarter, where her country-people lived in full control, with customs and privileges that had never been infringed.
• Every Roman citizen was supposed to watch over the laws and see that they were not infringed.
• When the demand for this book increased, and people were healed simply by reading it, the copyright was infringed.
• When they were associated together it was for special and limited purposes, so that independence might be infringed upon to the least possible extent.
• A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
• General Fremont declared the slaves of Rebels were free, and thus infringed upon the rights of property.
• Concepcion de Arguello was still young, but suffering had matured her character, and she knew how to deal sternly with those who infringed her few but inflexible rules.
• We desire merely to indicate a rule that, upon occasion, may be agreeably infringed.
• He had his own code of right and wrong, and from one who infringed it he would accept neither apology nor excuse.
• But, whether their rights had been infringed or not, a large majority of the Southern people believed that secession, at any moment and for any cause, was perfectly legitimate.
• Achille was a poor devil of a French tradesman who, like Captain Booth, had infringed the laws of strict chastity and virtue.
• He has nothing to say of the rights and liberties of a people which had thereby been infringed and ignored.
• Not for anything on earth would he have infringed them, for he regarded them as a liturgical duty, a fixed rule of service.
• The work might be anything that wanted doing, so long as the hours of prayer were not infringed.
• So long as his movements were not interfered with or his liberties infringed, the whole forest might be alive with spies for all that he cared.
• A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.

Similar words containing FRING without suffix ed and without prefix in

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