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to transgressions
noun
A violation of a law, duty or commandment
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Eleven days ago, Woods admitted to transgressions.
The unruly category refers to transgressions specific to minors.
Could the newspaper sometimes choose a better word in a story or pay more attention to transgressions in other parts of society?
Woods, who has not appeared in public since his automobile wreck on Thanksgiving night, has relied on weak statements on his Web site, admitting to transgressions and announcing a sabbatical from golf.
We show that only 3% of "lowstand" mass transport deposits can be correlated to low stands in relative sea level, whereas approximately 30% of the deposits are related to transgressions and high stands; the remaining 67% are poorly constrained.
To charge someone with blaming hypocritically is to allege that he is blaming (or, at least, pretending to blame) in response to transgressions similar to those (or perhaps type-identical to those) that he himself has committed in the past.
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Talking about their motives and desires not only brings the social stigma attached to their transgressions to light but also initially heightens the shame attached to this stigma.
They were also encouraged to keep an eye out for violations of the company's rules, and to report transgressions to a compliance officer.
"In response to transgression, they tend to punish rather than reassure".
For Paul, however, Jesus' death allowed believers to escape not only the consequences of transgression but also the power of sin that leads to transgression.
Nor is it surprising to find poems entitled 'Anxiety 2' and 'Anxiety 3' which conflate horror and curiosity - a magnetic attraction to transgression and yet a fear of it.
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