violations
Pronunciation: [vaɪəˈleɪʃənz]
Word
Context: "law"
(noun) a violation is when someone does something that breaks a law or rule. Imagine if you didn’t follow the rules in your classroom; that would be a violation of those rules.
Example
The teacher reported the violation of school rules to the principal.
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There were no violations during the regular school day, and everyone followed the rules.
Example
What are the possible consequences for a violation of the law?
Context: "general behavior"
(noun) a violation can mean not following an agreement or not respecting someone else’s rights. It's like when you break a promise or hurt someone’s feelings without meaning to.
Example
He apologized for the violation of her trust by sharing her secret.
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Her actions did not show any violation of our friendship; she always respects my feelings.
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What should we do if we notice a violation of personal space?
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