What are the antonyms for TRANSGRESSED?
- wait, end, obey, rest, approve, cease, discharge, kept, desist, aid, correct, comply, observe, permit, assist, assent, remember, oblige, allow, submit, idle, go along, loaf, endorse, concur, agree, take, carry, regard, consent, conform, behave, stop, help, uphold.
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Synonyms for TRANSGRESSED
- neglect,
- annoyed,
- erupted,
- Dampened,
- go in for,
- go out for,
- plundered,
- Gaped,
- Erred,
- affronted,
- Relegated,
- Died,
- Dishonoured,
- interpose,
- break rules,
- pull off,
- combat,
- outpaced,
- counteract,
- defy,
- effectuate,
- broken,
- violated,
- overlook,
- gainsay,
- despoiled,
- raped,
- goof,
- go wrong,
- Attacked,
- Misbehaved,
- disregarded,
- exposed,
- Resisted,
- riot,
- traverse,
- dishonored,
- offend,
- did wrong,
- Perpetrated,
- perpetrate,
- Digressed,
- drop the ball,
- overwhelmed,
- balk,
- blink,
- Spited,
- overstep,
- foul up,
- softened,
- not listen,
- Trespassed,
- Passed,
- crash,
- louse up,
- not heed,
- Infringed,
- revealed,
- set aside,
- oppose,
- pass over,
- abused,
- flout,
- be remiss,
- Foundered,
- retracted,
- Damped,
- go astray,
- pirate,
- pay no attention to,
- cracked,
- profaned,
- injured,
- Disaffirm,
- go counter to,
- sin,
- Bankrupted,
- be in error,
- invade,
- abandoned,
- Blundered,
- Hindered,
- offended,
- overrun,
- bruised,
- be inaccurate,
- fail,
- impugn,
- negate,
- Transgressed,
- pull,
- overpass,
- borrow,
- debauched,
- skip,
- infract,
- disobey,
- be incorrect,
- Intermitted,
- busted,
- err,
- desecrated,
- fractured,
- scandalised,
- misapprehend,
- breach,
- Traduced,
- outdistanced,
- deviate,
- complete,
- strike,
- discount,
- revolt,
- disturbed,
- developed,
- drop,
- Sinned,
- ruined,
- screw up,
- maltreated,
- Transcended,
- decline,
- accomplish,
- bucked,
- wreak,
- encroach,
- discontinued,
- Happened,
- renege on,
- misbehave,
- execute,
- declared,
- achieve,
- do wrong,
- Scandalized,
- meddle,
- disagree,
- goofed,
- trespass,
- outraged,
- not mind,
- lose sight of,
- Obscured,
- refute,
- Imparted,
- discovered,
- Intruded,
- displeased,
- abjure,
- terminated,
- stopped,
- slip up,
- Overstepped,
- revolution,
- mutiny,
- Overtaken,
- be mistaken,
- done wrong,
- cross,
- Assailed,
- separated,
- presume,
- shocked,
- boo-boo,
- spurn,
- Exceeded,
- carry out,
- run riot,
- evade,
- fall,
- snafu,
- Contravened,
- Bettered,
- fight,
- breached,
- Overtook,
- blow*,
- disregard,
- parted,
- exclude,
- lapse,
- misjudge,
- fly in face of,
- steal,
- lift,
- disclosed,
- revolutionize,
- overshot,
- snarl up,
- isolated,
- repudiate,
- go for broke,
- Ravished,
- entrench,
- exceed,
- interrupted,
- object,
- harmed,
- contravene,
- rebel,
- Encroached,
- enact,
- Divulged,
- topped,
- weakened,
- appalled,
- Cheated,
- dare,
- reject,
- transgress,
- wander,
- checked,
- Demoted,
- shirk,
- Deviated,
- Surpassed,
- impose,
- blunder,
- outrun,
- make a mess of,
- withstand,
- wronged,
- insurrect,
- resist,
- obtrude,
- scandalize,
- recalcitrate,
- Outran,
- Infracted,
- disrespected,
- intrude,
- collapsed,
- conflict with,
- ignored,
- miscalculate,
- wounded,
- stray,
- break,
- desert,
- Disobeyed,
- violate,
- Bumped,
- ignore,
- infringe,
- Overran,
- flub,
- destroyed,
- forfeited,
- escaped,
- differ,
- omit,
- hinder,
- committed,
- take law into own hands,
- Piqued,
- Paused,
- DO,
- rise in arms,
- thwart,
- interfere,
- slight,
- act,
- bollix,
- stumble,
- mess up*,
- Dwarfed.
Usage Examples for TRANSGRESSED
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In granting Barbara permission to see her child often, Frau Traut transgressed an explicit command of the Emperor and, to prevent the evil consequences which her sympathy might entail, she allowed the mother to rejoice in the sight of her little son only once a month, and then always for a short time. - "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers" by Georg Ebers
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The perfect willingness to die for one another was a mere natural incident, but the having transgressed, and caused such a serious scrape, made George very indignant and inflict condign punishment. - "Two Penniless Princesses" by Charlotte M. Yonge
