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transgression <a transgression; transgressions> N

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metaphorical transgression LING

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Studies also show that mortality salience can also lead people to feel more inclined to punish minor moral transgressions.
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It is implied that the employee must also have known that a transgression of this rule may lead to dismissal.
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Deception is a major relational transgression that often leads to feelings of betrayal and distrust between relational partners.
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In this view, law does not merely invite its own transgression; it reenacts and disseminates the very cultural problem it attacks.
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His current research focuses primarily on the philosophical concept of the reconciliation of border transgression in the context of the paradigm.
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Brown inspired fear, imposed a strict code of conduct and would fine players for minor transgressions.
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Forced laicization or removal from sacred orders is a form of ecclesiastical punishment, imposed by the ruling bishop of this cleric for certain transgressions.
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An added benefit can be gained through the closeness that can be realized as partners address transgressions.
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Disbelief in free will can even cause people to feel less guilt about transgressions against others.
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A statement of the problem is made, and the transgression discussed.
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