Pronunciation: /ˈtrɛsˌpæs/
noun a wrongful act, especially a crime
A1 No trespassing allowed in this area.
A2 The sign clearly stated 'No trespassing'.
B1 The farmer caught the teenagers trespassing on his land.
B2 Trespass onto private property can result in legal consequences.
C1 The company sued the individual for trespass on their intellectual property.
C2 The court issued a restraining order to prevent further trespass on the premises.
verb to enter someone's land or property without permission
A1 Please do not trespass on private property.
A2 The sign clearly stated 'No Trespassing'.
B1 Trespassing on government land is a punishable offense.
B2 The group was caught trespassing in the restricted area.
C1 The company sued the individual for trespassing on their premises.
C2 Trespassing laws vary from state to state in the US.
formal Trespassing on private property is a violation of the law.
informal Hey, let's not trespass on their land, okay?
slang Dude, don't be a trespasser and sneak onto their property.
figurative His intrusive questions felt like a trespass on her personal space.
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