trespass

encroach

Advance beyond proper limits

• invadeEnter by force
• infringeViolate another's rights
• overstepExceed proper limits

interloper · uninvited · unwelcome · barge · infiltrate · penetrate · enter · cross · breach · violate

overstep

Exceed proper limits

• boundariesLines marking separation
• limitsImposed maximum points
• normsExpected behavioral standards

propriety · decorum · ethics · encroach · impose · presume · liberties · offense · affront · disrespect

invasion

Forcible entry into territory

• violateBreak a rule deliberately
• intrusionUnauthorized entry into space
• personal spaceComfort distance around oneself

boundaries · overstep · prying · snooping · eavesdropping · stalking · harassment · unwanted · surveillance · voyeurism

sin

Violation of divine law

• wrongdoingUnethical or illegal action
• offenseViolation or umbrage
• debtMoney owed another

iniquity · contrition · repentance · atonement · confession · penitence · absolution · Lord's Prayer · guilt · remorse

private property

Individually owned assets

• keep outPrevent entry
• postedMade publicly visible
• landownerOne possessing real estate

boundary · fence · perimeter · easement · right-of-way · property line · premises · land · estate · grounds

unlawful entry

Illegal access to property

• misdemeanorLesser criminal charge
• citationMention of a source
• prosecutionPursuing legal charges

penalty · fine · arrest · liability · lawsuit · damages · injunction · restraining order · eviction · rights

• criminal lawcrime, felony, misdemeanor, murder, robbery
• intrusionbreak-in, breaking and entering, breaking in, burglary, forced entry
• intrusionsintrusion, intruder, intruding, barging in, barge in
• Jewish Tortstorts, tort law, property damage, bodily harm, personal injury
• property disputesboundary dispute, land disputes, boundary disputes, land dispute, neighbor dispute
• crimesarson, burglary, robbery, kidnapping, vandalism