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infringer

noun as in trespasser

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noun as in trespasser

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A domestic terrorist designation could be used to clamp down on political dissidents and suppress demonstrations, potentially infringing on free speech rights.

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Boebert responded that the Democrats were infringing on her constitutional rights.

Republican lawmakers made similar arguments during an emotional House debate in 2019, saying the bill infringes on the rights of people whose faith-based convictions are opposed to same-sex marriage or other LGBTQ rights.

When you’re infringing on other people’s rights, then you no longer have those rights.

You can also be denied for affiliation with any group that holds anti-government views or advocates forceful action that seeks to overthrow the government or that could infringe on others’ constitutional rights.

The delay was translated as meaning lack of confidence; and the alert infringer grew strong in courage and capital.

Hence the infringer could imitate the patented design without liability, and the law was a nullity.

Pirated copies might be seized (art. 13) in any of the countries, without prejudice to other punishment of the infringer.

You are an innocent infringer; you can go right along and dispose of the books.

It does not seem proper under such circumstances to hold him to be a willful infringer and guilty of a misdemeanor.

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On this page you'll find 9 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to infringer, such as: interloper, encroacher, and invader.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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