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violatingverbpresent participle of violate to fail to keepyou've violated the company's rule against smoking within 30 feet of the building breaching, breaking, contravening, fracturing, infringing (on or upon), offending, traducing, transgressing disobeying, rebellingblowing off, brushing (off), disregarding, flouting, ignoring, neglecting, overlooking, overpassing, passing over, slighting, tuning out, winking (at)dismissing, pooh-poohing(also poohing), scorning, shrugging offdefying, resisting, withstanding complying (with), conforming (to), following, minding, obeying, observing deferring (to), serving, submitting (to), surrendering (to), yielding (to)attending, hearing, heeding, listening (to), marking, noticing, noting, regarding, watching to treat (a sacred place or object) shamefully or with great disrespectthe invaders violated the temple by using it to stable their horses defiling, desecrating, profaning deconsecrating, desacralizing, desanctifyingblaspheming, cursing, swearingbefouling, contaminating, fouling, poisoning, polluting, soiling, sullying, taintingaffronting, defaming, insulting, offending, outragingannihilating, crushing, decimating, demolishing, desolating, destroying, devastating, ravaging, razing, ruining, wasting, wreckingdespoiling, looting, pillaging, plundering, raiding, ransacking, robbing, sacking, spoiling, stripping blessing, consecrating, dedicating, hallowing, sanctifyinghonoring, respectingcleansing, purging, purifying to engage in sexual activity and especially intercourse with a person unwilling or unable to give consentcriminal statutes delineating acts that constitute violating another person |