trespass
//ˈtrɛspəs//
Verb
trespassInfinitive
trespassPresent tense
trespassedPast tense
trespassedPast participle
trespassingPresent participle
trespassesThird-person singular
1
To enter someone's land or property without permission.
The sign warned visitors not to trespass on private property.
2
To commit an offense or sin against a moral or divine law.
He believed he had trespassed against God by lying.
Noun
1
The act of unlawfully entering another person's land or property.
The farmer reported a trespass on his property to the police.
2
A sin or wrongful act; a transgression.
Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.