infringements
To infringe is to break the law. When you infringe someone's rights, you are violating their legal rights.
He was arrested for infringing on the rights of the protesters.
The company is infringing on the copyright of the song.
To infringe is to break the law. When you infringe someone's rights, you are violating their legal rights.
He was arrested for infringing on the rights of the protesters.
The company is infringing on the copyright of the song.
noun
a crime less serious than a felony
Synonyms:
noun
an act that disregards an agreement or a right
Synonyms:
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The meaning of infringe is not debatable.
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The court ruled that the infringement was not justified.
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I am perplexed as to the nature of this infringement.
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Generally it refers to the willful infringement of a patent.
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The immigrants keep on infringing the law often.
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This is not the counterfeiting page or the copyright infringement page.
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That reexamination was conducted separately to the court cases for infringement.
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I consider the allegation of infringement of copyright to be groundless.
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I have infringed the precise boundaries of the information.
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Don't infringe anything for your own good.