trans·gress 
/trænsˈgrɛs/ verb
trans·gress·es; trans·gressed; trans·gress·ing /trænsˈgrɛs/ verb formal : to do something that is not allowed : to disobey a command or law [no obj] ▪ He who transgresses must seek forgiveness. [+ obj] ▪ There are legal consequences for companies that transgress the rules.
— trans·gres·sion /trænsˈgrɛʃən/ noun, plural trans·gres·sions [count]
▪ a minor transgression
/trænsˈgrɛʃən/ noun, plural trans·gres·sions [count] ▪ a minor transgression
— trans·gres·sor /trænsˈgrɛsɚ/ noun, plural trans·gres·sors [count]
/trænsˈgrɛsɚ/ noun, plural trans·gres·sors [count]
