an act of contravening a law etc
violation
an offence for which there is punishment by law
offense against the law
to fail to perform a duty, to appear (e.g. in a law court) or to a debt
failure; want
mischief
trouble, damage
the failure or refusal to obey
misbehavior; noncompliance with rules
a mistake; the state of being wrong in belief or behaviour
mistake; wrong
something that makes a person, thing etc imperfect
blame, sin; mistake
(French) an accidental mistake in behaviour or speech that offends all people
social error
a feeling of shame caused by having done wrong
blame; bad conscience over responsibility
crime
crime
trespass
trespass
(an instance of) the absence of justice
unfair treatment; bias
(an instance of) intruding
interruption
(an instance of) invading or being invaded
attack, encroachment
a small error in speech, behaviour, memory etc; a gradual passing (of time)
mistake
(an instance of) doing wrong; neglect of duty (especially by a professional person such as a doctor or lawyer)
abuse, misconduct
foolish, bad behaviour (as by children) that is not serious
trouble, damage
bad behaviour, especially immoral behaviour
bad or unethical behavior
a wicked act; crime
crime
an offence which is less serious than murder, violence etc
criminal offense
misdeeds
misbehavior
a crime, sin, breaking of a rule
violation, trespass
offence
violation, trespass
(an example of) breaking God's laws (pride, jealousy, lust, anger, greed, envy, laziness) , behaviour that is against the principles of morality; do wrong
illegal or immoral action
to go onto privately owned land without right or permission; to make too much use of something
invasion, offense
injustice
injustice
(a particular kind of) evil conduct or practice; an apparatus with strong clamps in which things can be held tightly while being cut, shaped etc; second in authority; deputy
bad habit; sin
breach; breaking of the law
breach; breaking of the law
