Transgressors Meaning in English
word · lemma: transgressor
tɹænzˈɡɹɛsɝ
tranz-GRES-erz
tɹænsɡɹˈɛsəz
trans-gres-UHZ
Definition
People who break a law, rule, or moral code are called transgressors.
Usage & Nuances
Formal term, often used in legal, religious, or moral contexts. Usually refers to people deliberately breaking serious rules or codes. Less common in everyday conversation; use 'rule-breakers' or 'offenders' for casual speech.
Spanish: transgresoresPortuguese (BR): transgressoresPortuguese (PT): transgressoresChinese (Simplified): 违规者 - 违法者Chinese (Traditional): 違規者 - 違法者Hindi: उल्लंघन करने वालेArabic: المخالفونBengali: অপরাধী - আইনভঙ্গকারীRussian: нарушители - преступники (морального/правового закона)Japanese: 違反者 - 犯罪者 (法律・道徳)Vietnamese: người vi phạmKorean: 위반자 - 범법자Turkish: suçlular - yasa ihlal edenlerUrdu: خلاف ورزی کرنے والے - گنہگارIndonesian: pelanggar - pelaku pelanggaran
Example Sentences
The police arrested the transgressors quickly.
basic
Laws protect society from transgressors.
basic
The judge gave the transgressors a fair trial.
basic
Authorities are cracking down hard on repeat transgressors in the city.
natural
Some transgressors felt guilty and apologized for their actions.
natural
Even small rule violations can turn people into transgressors in strict systems.
natural