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Translate files Trespass
/ˈtrɛspəs/
Meaning & Definition
noun
An unlawful entry onto someone's property.
The property owner filed a lawsuit for trespass against the individuals who entered his land.
A violation of moral or social bounds; an offense.
His rude comments were considered a trespass against common courtesy.
verb
To enter someone's land or property without permission.
The neighbor accused him of trespassing on his yard.
To violate a rule or law.
She was charged with trespassing when she entered the restricted area.
Etymology
Middle English trespas, from Old French trespasser, from tres- (across) + passer (to pass)
Common Phrases and Expressions
trespass against:
to violate or infringe upon something, often a law or societal norm.
trespass law:
laws that govern unauthorized entry onto someone's property.
trespass warning:
a notification that warns someone they are violating property boundaries.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
to crash a party or gathering uninvited.
He totally trespassed on that party last night.
to violate someone’s personal space or boundaries.
Don't trespass on my vibe with your drama.