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Often used in the same context:
violators,
wrongdoers,
sinners,
transgressions,
cheaters,
scofflaws,
lawbreakers,
offenders,
adulterers,
delinquents,
punishments,
harassers,
criminals,
unfortunates,
murderers,
enforcers,
malefactors,
breakers,
cheats,
miscreant,
culprits,
persecutors,
sins,
louts,
immoralities,
enormities,
flouting,
litterbugs,
rogues,
abusers,
indiscretions,
incorrigibles,
jaywalkers,
perps,
trespasses,
perverts,
iniquities,
embezzlers,
evaders,
misdeeds,
righters,
reprobates,
shirkers,
impiety,
perjurers,
rapists,
rapscallions,
unbelievers,
infractions,
dodgers,
infamies,
harlotry,
idlers,
subhumans,
scoundrels,
pharisees,
deadbeats,
fornicators,
fornication,
adulteries,
chastisement,
celibates,
prophets,
disobedience,
torturers,
fines,
truants,
shaming,
hypocrites,
troublemakers,
anathemas,
penances,
wrongdoings,
betrayers,
hooligans,
blasphemies,
brutes,
evildoers,
spitters,
madmen,
slanderers,
recidivist,
gropers,
disfellowship,
outrages,
skinflints,
trespassers,
manipulators,
flagellants,
malcontents,
proselytes,
wretches,
shoplifters,
cads,
penitents,
edicts,
abominations,
sharers,
boors,
harlots,
traitors,
scumbags,
transgressor,
offender,
malefactor,
criminal,
perpetrators,
violator,
apostates
Appears in the definition of:
transgressor
Also try:
— Adjectives for transgressors:
such,
other,
many,
great,
actual,
wicked,
sexual,
individual,
future,
potential,
worst,
more...
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