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transgressive

/tɹænzˈɡɹɛsɪv/

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noun

Forme verbale transgressive

A form of verb in some languages.

Examples :

"Linguistics students studied the subtle differences between the imperfective and transgressive in Finnish. "

Les étudiants en linguistique ont étudié les subtiles différences entre l'imparfait et la forme verbale transgressive en finnois.

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noun

Transgresseur, contrevenant

An individual who transgresses, or breaks social rules.

Examples :

"The student, often a transgressive, consistently disrupted the class with his disrespectful remarks and refusal to follow instructions. "

L'élève, souvent un transgresseur, perturbait constamment la classe avec ses remarques irrespectueuses et son refus de suivre les instructions.

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adjective

Transgressif, illicite, pécheur

Involving transgression; that passes beyond some acceptable limit; sinful.

Examples :

"His transgressive behavior in class, like yelling and throwing things, resulted in him being sent to the principal's office. "

Son comportement transgressif en classe, comme crier et jeter des objets, a entraîné son renvoi au bureau du principal.

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adjective

Transgressif, subversif, illégal

Going beyond generally accepted boundaries; violating usual practice, subversive.

Examples :

"The comedian's act was considered transgressive because it made fun of traditionally respected institutions and figures. "

Le spectacle de l'humoriste était considéré comme transgressif car il se moquait des institutions et des personnalités traditionnellement respectées.

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