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trespass
noun as in invasion, offense
verb as in infringe, offend
Example Sentences
Consider the layout of the house and the bus stop and see if there is a future risk of trespassing, even if unintentional.
Google Maps imagery shows the property’s driveway barricaded with gates and traffic cones, with a large sign reading: “Private property. No trespassing.”
He was working at a construction site in coastal Alabama when he saw masked immigration agents from Homeland Security Investigations hop a fence and run by a “No trespassing” sign.
“People were throwing trash and they were trespassing,” he said.
The companies being sued are accused of negligence, causing private and public nuisance and even trespass where the riverbed has been affected on a claimant's property.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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