violate|violated|violates|violating in English

verb

[vi·o·late || 'vaɪəleɪt]

transgress, break (a law); desecrate; attack or disturb violently; rape

Use "violate|violated|violates|violating" in a sentence

1. That regime is adamantly violating Security Council resolution # including by violating Lebanese airspace

2. Compulsory Voting violates freedom of choice

3. The media regularly violates people's privacy .

4. You violated that pact.

5. Were you violating that girl?

6. This violates international laws against discrimination.

7. 12 Murder violates the categorical imperative.

8. Since Calumny violates justice, it involves the

9. You violated the Three Taboos!

10. She knowingly violated Rule 11.

11. The noise violated my sleep.

12. Vandals had violated the graveyard.

13. This violates both Vietnamese and international law.”

14. And that violates how many SEC laws?

15. It violates their sense of fair play.

16. They blatantly violated the laws.

17. 19 The country violates the international agreements.

18. His action violates the codes of professional ethics.

19. My healthcare protocol has been violated.

20. Our privacy should not be violated.

21. The president's actions violate the constitution.

22. Nobody is violating your freedom of religion.

23. They have flagrantly violated the treaty.

24. He has already violated the rules.

25. * Feel remorse for violating our moral code.