Infringement is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFRINGEMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of infringing
• the action of breaking the terms of a law, agreement, etc.; violation
• the action of limiting or undermining something
• The act of infringing; breach; violation; nonfulfillment; as, the infringement of a treaty, compact, law, or constitution.
• An encroachment on a patent, copyright, or other special privilege; a trespass.
• an act that disregards an agreement or a right
• a crime less serious than a felony
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of infringing; violation

Words related to INFRINGEMENT

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Words that contain INFRINGEMENT

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How to use INFRINGEMENT in a sentence

• The partial discussion of these, he believed, would be no infringement of the late resolution of the house.
• Some affirmed that the issue of such notices in the name of the queen instead of in that of the king was an infringement on his authority.
• Why not extend it to other liquors? I know this would be pronounced an infringement on English liberty! The worst of men would raise this outcry against the measure.
• An infringement of this regulation would be shocking.
• Copyright infringement, especially on the Net, is a supercrime.
• There is no confusion, no haste, no infringement of dignity, and each woman for the moment has the entire stage to herself.
• This was held by the Goa authorities to be an infringement of the rights of the King of Portugal.
• It imposed a fine of five pounds for every infringement, one half to go to the informer, and the other half to the poor of the parish.
• When he was indicted for the infringement of the law, he refused to plead royal permission, fearing to incur yet greater displeasure of the King.
• It is hard to say which of these acts is the grosser infringement of public right.
• There is no law of man he dares not break but he shrinks in horror from the infringement of the unwritten rules of savagery.
• And the momentous consequences of this apparently slight infringement upon the primitive polity cannot be overlooked.
• It appeared to a gentleman who was chief commander and lieutenant-governor in Ylong-ylong, a port of Panay, an infringement of his rights that the Indians should flee.
• The colonists sought to maintain their own rights without infringement, while they accorded to the sovereign his constitutional privileges.
• All rights strictly reserved, and any infringement of copyright will be dealt with according to law.
• He did not regard national privileges as so sacred and inviolable, that nothing but the most extreme necessity could justify an infringement of them.
• He claimed that our work at the Executive Mansion was an infringement on his patent.
• He kept wisely aloof from politics, but offered a keen resistance to any infringement on the rights of his diocese.
• The violation of State rights and the infringement upon personal prerogative were charged upon the National Government as the causes of the war.
• The slightest infringement by a white man upon the rights of the Indians is punished with great severity.
• I was told there was a legal enactment to this effect, that affixed heavy penalties to its infringement.
• Attack, assault, infringement, intrusion, onslaught.
• Please tell me, also, whether slavery is not an infringement of the Constitution of the United States.
• Any infringement of the laws of the Great Spirit, by a departure from these virtues, they believe will excite his anger and draw down punishment.
• Any attempt, therefore, on the part of the lodge to entertain a motion for adjournment would be an infringement of this prerogative of the Master.
• Then followed the desired penalties for infringement.
• Many of such apparent irregularities may appear without the least infringement on the general system.
• We scarcely ever had a prince, who, by fraud or violence, had not made some infringement on the constitution.
• He was to encourage him to keep the peace, which the governor himself would keep without any infringement.
• There were 133 prosecutions for infringement of the regulations, all against natives.
• He entered a protest, that his answering before them should not be construed an approbation of their infringement of the jurisdiction of Holland.
• Sixth, the boys should make their own rules for their own government, and they should also deal as a group with the infringement of their rules.
• Sin is the infringement of his ordinances and he binds sinners in fetters.
• Before I could prove to them that this proceeding was a gross infringement on the liberties of the British subject, I found myself lodged within the walls of a prison.
• I suppose there was another infringement of neutrality.
• There are other words of Greek origin which now break the rules, though I believe the infringement to be quite modern.
• But I am to regard it now chiefly as an infringement of the Constitution.
• The infringement of a right which England had, by the treaty of Utrecht, of trading in the Indian country of Ohio, was another cause of the war.

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