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transgress against

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transgress against someone or something
to make an offense against someone or something. (Stilted and formal.) I did not mean to transgress against you. We did not transgress against the rules of the college.
See also: against


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304 [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] From Cervantes to Proust to Joyce, long before the clatter of postmodernism, the best narrative fiction has come from imaginative literary rebels determined to transgress against whatever brew constituted the wellmade novel of their time.
These cameras can quite often be valuable tools in identifying those who transgress against you.
Their job is to see that the laws of the land are upheld and to bring those who transgress against them to justice.
 
 
 
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