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violating

ADJECTIVE

illegal

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banned criminal illegitimate illicit irregular outlawed prohibited smuggled unauthorized unconstitutional unlawful unlicensed unwarranted wrongful

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actionable black-market bootleg contraband crooked extralegal felonious forbidden heavy hot interdicted lawless not approved not legal outside the law proscribed prosecutable racket shady sub-rosa taboo under-the-table unofficial unwarrantable verboten wildcat

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authorized blessed ethical good justifiable lawful legal legitimate moral permitted right warranted

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allowed permissible

ADJECTIVE

outlawed

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banned prohibited

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bootleg crooked forbidden interdicted proscribed racket smuggled taboo

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actionable black-market contraband criminal extralegal felonious heavy hot illegitimate illicit irregular lawless not approved not legal outside the law prosecutable shady sub-rosa unauthorized unconstitutional under-the-table unlawful unlicensed unofficial unwarrantable unwarranted verboten wildcat wrongful

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allowed

ADJECTIVE

sacrilegious

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blasphemous indecent obscene sinful

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atheistic desecrating dirty filthy foul godless heathen impious infidel irreligious irreverent irreverential pagan ungodly unhallowed unholy

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clean decent moral pure upright

ADJECTIVE

unconstitutional

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illegitimate unlawful wrongful

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against the law banned criminal felonious forbidden illicit lawless not legal outlawed prohibited prosecutable unauthorized

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authorized ethical legal

NOUN

violation

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abuse contravention encroachment infraction infringement misdemeanor negligence offense transgression

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break breaking illegality misbehavior nonobservance rupture trespass wrong

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transgressing trespassing

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obedience

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observance

Example Sentences

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In a statement, a Meta spokesman said the Palo Alto company regularly issues public reports tracking "violating content" on its platforms and "the prevalence of hateful conduct did not increase throughout 2025."

From Barron's • Jun. 9, 2026

Jackson, 27, entering his sixth season with the Rams as one of their anchors on the offensive line, was suspended by the NFL in 2024 for violating its personal conduct policy.

From Los Angeles Times • Jun. 9, 2026

"Considering the ruling by the European Court... the prosecutors dropped charges against the Budapest mayor for violating the law on freedom of assembly," they said in a statement.

From BBC • Jun. 4, 2026

Private zoos are routinely inspected by the Department of Agriculture, which issues animal exhibitor licenses and can cite facilities for violating the Animal Welfare Act.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 2, 2026

It was a dangerous way to live, far more dangerous than violating laws or ethical codes of conduct; but the danger was for me and me alone.

From "Black Boy" by Richard Wright

violating

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