Dictionary definition of transgression

1. The transgression of personal boundaries made her uncomfortable.
2. He sought redemption for his past transgression through acts of kindness.
3. The priest preached about seeking forgiveness for one's transgression.
4. The student's suspension was a consequence of their transgression.
5. The transgression of ethical guidelines cost the researcher their job.
6. The transgression of traffic laws led to a hefty fine for the driver.
7. Her invasion of privacy caused a rift between her and her best friend.
8. The company established strict policies to prevent transgression in the workplace.
9. The judge considered the defendant's transgression when determining the sentence.
10. He admitted his transgression and promised to make amends.
11. The therapist helped her confront the deep-rooted transgression from her past.
12. The community held a meeting to address the transgression of a member.
13. She was determined not to repeat the same transgression that led to her downfall.
14. Caught in the act, her transgression shocked everyone around.
15. The law's penalty for such a transgression is quite severe.
16. His transgression, though minor, earned the public's scorn.
17. Forgiveness was sought, but the transgression lingered on.
18. Their silence hid a mutual, unspoken transgression.
19. One transgression can undermine years of trust.
20. Youths often test limits, tempting transgression.
21. The artist's work highlighted a moral transgression.
22. Every transgression carries its own weight of guilt.
23. In solitude, he reflected on his past transgression.
24. The judge’s leniency on the transgression surprised many.