1. Enter unlawfully on someone's property
   "Don't trespass on my land!";
   - intrude
    
2. Pass beyond (limits or boundaries)
   "The teenagers trespassed onto private land";
   - transgress, overstep
    
3. Make unwelcome demands on or intrude upon
   "She is trespassing upon my privacy"; "I don't want to trespass on your hospitality";
   - take advantage
    
4. [archaic] Commit a sin; violate a law of God or a moral law
   "He felt he had trespassed by lying to his parents";
   - sin, transgress

1. Entry to another's property without right or permission
   "The hikers were unaware of their trespass onto private land";
   - encroachment, violation, intrusion, usurpation
    
2. An unlawful interference with someone's property rights
   "The company filed a lawsuit for trespass against the protesters who refused to leave their property"

Derived forms: trespassed, trespassing, trespasses

Type of: actus reus, breach, break, civil wrong, go against, infract, misconduct, offend, outrage, pass, tort, transgress, use, violate, wrongdoing, wrongful conduct

Encyclopedia: Trespass