Definition of Trespass
Trespass
Tres·pass
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
To enter someone's property without permission, often in a wrongful manner.
e.g. The hikers were warned not to trespass on private land.
(verb)
to unfairly take advantage of something or lay claim to it;
e.g. We will trespass on your kindness for just a bit longer.
(verb)
in old or literary usage, to commit a mistake/offense or to sin against a person or a set of principles;
e.g. Engaging in such behavior would trespass on her religious beliefs.
(noun)
the action of entering onto someone else's land or property without permission in a way that breaks the law;
e.g. They were accused of trespass and told to appear in court to plead their case.
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