Transgressed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSGRESSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRANSGRESS, to violate a command or law
• go beyond the limits of (what is morally, socially, or legally acceptable)
• (of the sea) spread over (an area of land)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to violate a command or law; sin

Words related to TRANSGRESSED

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How to use TRANSGRESSED in a sentence

• Even in prosecution of offences, the bounds of truth, of equity, of humanity and clemency are not to be transgressed.
• But quite as often as the law against smuggling spirits is transgressed by the unscrupulous sailors, the statutes against cards and dice are evaded.
• Verse 10, And Ezra the priest stood up and said unto them, Ye have transgressed and taken strange wives, to increase the trespass of Israel.
• The father, who had transgressed the rules of longevity by taking a second cigar after dinner, now pushed the box across the desk to his son.
• Where this Rule is transgressed, the humble Servant, in all the fine things he says, is but shewing his Mistress how well he can dress, instead of saying how well he loves.
• Pusong had transgressed the law, and was for this reason put into a cage to be in a short time submerged with it into the sea.
• Behold how kind and merciful Our heavenly Father was, To bear so long with sinful men, Who had transgressed His laws.
• Here was a German who had never read the precepts of Cornaro, or, if he had read them, transgressed them in the most outrageous fashion.
• Yes, a custom, but one which again is apt to be transgressed.
• That those men had not only transgressed the instructions they received, from his predecessor, but all those laws that go to the security of life and property.
• In waiting so long for a pardon, he felt that he had transgressed his duty, and he accordingly ordered them out for the last ceremony.
• But the children of Israel transgressed the commandment, and took to their own use of that which was accursed.
• They are locked within limits of their nature, which are absolute, and cannot, therefore, be transgressed.
• The King has told you truly, that the matter in which the offenders had transgressed had reference to his house, and not to his Government or ours.
• There befell Him, at the hands of such of Thy creatures as have transgressed against Thee, that which the tongue of no one of Thy servants can recount.
• The condition which cannot be transgressed is the maintenance of strict temporal relations in the succession of total groups which constitute the rhythmical sequence.
• And it would certainly have been more just and proper for the father to have given the feast and the gifts to the son who never at any time transgressed his commandments.
• Here and there the scribe transgressed beyond the bounding line.
• Afterwards he drew a line with his staff between them, for between them there was no fence, and the cow used to lick the calf and neither of them transgressed the mark.
• The integrity of the family bond must be constantly considered, and the rights of the individual members must not be transgressed.
• Whoso turneth towards Him hath turned towards God, and whoso turneth away from Him hath turned away from My beauty, hath repudiated My Proof, and transgressed against Me.
• The caution had been given to Kate because Kate still transgressed in her letters, by saying little words about her brother.
• He had some theories of his own as to the matter of pure and correct English and was very much disgusted if anybody transgressed them.
• No man had ever heard him utter a profane word, nor had he transgressed any of the outward rules of a religious life.
• The way of their proceeding against such as have lapsed or transgressed, is this.
• Punishment really means the infliction of pain because the individual has wilfully transgressed.
• If I have now transgressed the rules it prescribes, I appeal to the candour and liberality of thy mind to forgive a fault caused by a strong enthusiasm.
• Was it an environment into which a quiet American college functionary could properly fit? No due bounds were transgressed, but the atmosphere was certainly very Bohemian.
• It is easy to pass the limit of regulated authority, but impossible to estimate the dangers we may encounter when that guardian limit is once transgressed.
• He was bold with women, but he never transgressed, and his manner allowed him to say many things that would have sounded oddly enough in Mr.
• Paul himself would have transgressed it, as he never married.

Similar words containing GRESS without suffix ed and without prefix trans

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