reviolating
verb (past tense of ‘reviolate’) as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The accused was found guilty of reviolating the law after multiple offenses.
Definition:The act of repeatedly breaking or disregarding a law
Example:Both parties were reviolating the agreement which resulted in a costly lawsuit.
Definition:The act of breaking or disregarding a formal agreement more than once
Example:The company had to face significant penalties for reviolating the contract with its supplier.
Definition:The act of breaching a contract more than once
Example:The employee was warned about the severe consequences of reviolating the office rules again.
Definition:The act of breaking rules more than once, especially in an organizational context
Example:Management had to address the latest instance of reviolating company policies by an employee.
Definition:The act of disregarding company policies more than once
Example:This repeated act of reviolating social norms has caused friction in the community.
Definition:The act of repeatedly violating norms or standards
Example:The repeated instance of reviolating trust has eroded the relationship significantly.
Definition:The act of repeatedly breaking trust
Example:The client thought it was a one-time mistake, but it was a reviolation of professional boundaries again.
Definition:The act of repeatedly overstepping a personal or professional boundary
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